Unc exss 288 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CPR/AED for the professional rescuer purpose - ANSWERSthe purpose of the course is to teach those with a duty to act (professional rescuers) the skills needed to respond appropriately to breathing and cardiac emergencies including the use of automated external defibrillators (AEDs) EMS - ANSWERSEmergency Medical Services; a network of people that includes lay responders, professional rescuers, and medical personnel Survival and recovery of critically injured or ill victims depends on - ANS...

What are the foot joints? - Metatarsophalangeal (MP or MTP) Interphalangeal (IP, PIP, DIP) Intermetatarsal What are the two arteries of the foot? - Posterior tibial artery Dorsal pedis artery Injury to the Great toe MP joint? - "Turf Toe" Hallux valgus - Valgus stress on medial 1st phalange Hammer Toes - Buckling of IP joint, muscle imbalance -> calluses and bunions

Intrinsic Injury - ANSWERSInfection (viral, bacterial) Extrinsic Injury - ANSWERSTissue stressed to the point of mechanical failure due to excessive force Primary Injury - ANSWERSDirect, immediate consequence of excessive force (trauma) ex. ACL tear, sprained ankle Secondary Injury - ANSWERSDelayed injury some time after initial trauma; an accomodation to an initial injury ex. sprained ankle causes knee or hip to hurt from gait compensation Acute Injury - ANSWERSMechanical failure ...

Patellar Tendon Conditions - ANSWERSstrains, tendonitis, Larsen-Johansson disease, Osgood-Schaltter disease, iliotibial band syndrome Strains (PTCs) - ANSWERSmay lead to tendonitis or rupture; infrapatellar --> younger athletes; suprapatellar --> mature athletes Tendonitis (PTCs) - ANSWERSjumper's knee = usually chronic/long lasting, can be disabling, occurs below the knee cap, common in fast growing youth Larsen-Johansson Disease - ANSWERSresult of excessive pulling on the infer...

Intrinsic Injury - ANSWERSInfection (viral, bacterial) Extrinsic Injury - ANSWERSTissue stressed to the point of mechanical failure due to excessive force Primary Injury - ANSWERSDirect, immediate consequence of excessive force (trauma) ex. ACL tear, sprained ankle Secondary Injury - ANSWERSDelayed injury some time after initial trauma; an accomodation to an initial injury ex. sprained ankle causes knee or hip to hurt from gait compensation Acute Injury - ANSWERSMechanical failure ...

How is rescue breathing done on an adult - ANSWERS1 breath every 5 seconds How is rescue breathing done on a child - ANSWERS1 breath every 3 seconds T/F: Act of omission is acting inappropriately - ANSWERSFalse What are common blood-borne pathogens - ANSWERSHIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C Reasons for abandonment - ANSWERSscene becomes unsafe, too tired to continue, victim shows obvious signs of life and is completely conscious True or False. If you suspected a head injury, you would...

Patellar Tendon Conditions - ANSWERSstrains, tendonitis, Larsen-Johansson disease, Osgood-Schaltter disease, iliotibial band syndrome Strains (PTCs) - ANSWERSmay lead to tendonitis or rupture; infrapatellar --> younger athletes; suprapatellar --> mature athletes Tendonitis (PTCs) - ANSWERSjumper's knee = usually chronic/long lasting, can be disabling, occurs below the knee cap, common in fast growing youth Larsen-Johansson Disease - ANSWERSresult of excessive pulling on the infer...

How is rescue breathing done on an adult - ANSWERS1 breath every 5 seconds How is rescue breathing done on a child - ANSWERS1 breath every 3 seconds T/F: Act of omission is acting inappropriately - ANSWERSFalse What are common blood-borne pathogens - ANSWERSHIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C Reasons for abandonment - ANSWERSscene becomes unsafe, too tired to continue, victim shows obvious signs of life and is completely conscious True or False. If you suspected a head injury, you would...

How is rescue breathing done on an adult - 1 breath every 5 seconds How is rescue breathing done on a child - 1 breath every 3 seconds T/F: Act of omission is acting inappropriately - False What are common blood-borne pathogens - HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C Reasons for abandonment - scene becomes unsafe, too tired to continue, victim shows obvious signs of life and is completely conscious

UNC EXSS 288 Final Exam Questions and Answers All Correct (1) What are the foot joints? - Answer-Metatarsophalangeal (MP or MTP) Interphalangeal (IP, PIP, DIP) Intermetatarsal What are the two arteries of the foot? - Answer-Posterior tibial artery Dorsal pedis artery Injury to the Great toe MP joint? - Answer-"Turf Toe" Hallux valgus - Answer-Valgus stress on medial 1st phalange Hammer Toes - Answer-Buckling of IP joint, muscle imbalance -> calluses and bunions Pes Planus - Answer-...