Retrobulbar hematoma - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

TNCC 9th Edition Study Guide UPDATED! Question: Three adults present at different times during a one-hour period with a high fever, fatigue, and headache. All three patients have a rash which started on their mouth, face, and arms with progression to the chest and abdomen. They all visited the same grocery store within the last week. What is the most appropriate intervention from triage for these patients? A. Move them to a decontamination area B. Mask the patients and send them to the...

TNCC 9th Edition Practice Questions And Answers MARCH mneumonic - CORRECT ANSWER-Massive Hemorrhage: Control with combat gauze, celox gauze, or chito gauze; replacement of blood loss with whole blood or 1:1:1 ratio of plasma, RBC, and platelets to achieve SBP of 80-90mmHg. Airway: Establish and maintain patent airway Respiration: Decompress suspected tension pneumothorax, seal open chest wounds, and support ventilation and oxygenation as required. Circulation: Provide vascular acces...

SAEM Practice|Questions and Answers Rated A+ Verified With regard to specific causes of hypertension, which of the following is true? A. Hypertensive encephalopathy is more likely than hypertensive stroke in patients whose mental status changes are reversible B. Hypertensive encephalopathy causes adverse outcomes over days or weeks, rather than hours C. Patients with stroke syndromes must have blood pressure normalized as quickly as possible to reduce the risks of worsening neurologi...

Triage Intervention for Patients with Fever and Rash - Answer-Immediately initiate isolation precautions Facial Trauma with Teardrop-Shaped Pupil - Answer-Suspected retrobulbar hematoma Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury at L1 - Answer-Indicated by voluntary anal sphincter tone Complete Spinal Cord Injury Suspicion - Answer-Urinary incontinence as a finding Early Hypovolemic Shock Blood Pressure - Answer-Rising systolic blood pressure Log-roll Maneuver - Answer-Recommended for patients...

EM SAEM Exam Questions and Answers Obturator sign - Answer ️️ -Pain with flexion and internal rotation of hip Psoas sign - Answer ️️ -Pain with extension of hip What does pain onset prior to nausea and vomiting suggest? - Answer ️️ -Surgical etiology (ie small bowel obstruction) CT findings in diverticulitis - Answer ️️ -Wall thickening and stranding Cholelithiasis vs. cholecystits - Answer ️️ -no fever or Murphy's sign with cholelithiasis Risk factors for cecal volvu...

TNCC 9th Edition Final Exam Prep With Correct Questions and Answers Already Graded A+ 100% Triage Intervention for Patients with Fever and Rash - CORRECT ANSWER-Immediately initiate isolation precautions Facial Trauma with Teardrop-Shaped Pupil - CORRECT ANSWER-Suspected retrobulbar hematoma Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury at L1 - CORRECT ANSWER-Indicated by voluntary anal sphincter tone Complete Spinal Cord Injury Suspicion - CORRECT ANSWER-Urinary incontinence as a finding Early H...

*abdominal xray of large bowel* Which of the following is prominently visualized in the image above? A Haustra B Plicae circulares C Teniae coli D Valvulae conniventes - A haustra *EKG showing hyperkalemia* A 67-year-old man with hypertension and end-stage renal disease presents after an incomplete dialysis session secondary to shortness of breath. His vital signs are BP 110/95, HR 65, RR 22, T 37.3°C, and oxygen saturation 99% on 2L NC. You obtain the ECG above. Which of the following...

EM SAEM Exam Questions and Answers Obturator sign - Answer ️️ -Pain with flexion and internal rotation of hip Psoas sign - Answer ️️ -Pain with extension of hip What does pain onset prior to nausea and vomiting suggest? - Answer ️️ -Surgical etiology (ie small bowel obstruction) CT findings in diverticulitis - Answer ️️ -Wall thickening and stranding Cholelithiasis vs. cholecystits - Answer ️️ -no fever or Murphy's sign with cholelithiasis Risk factors for cecal volvu...

"The chest X-ray in the Figure was taken in an intoxicated patient who is conversant, but an unreliable historian. The X-ray findings are best described as indicating: [image] A. Esophageal foreign body B. Intratracheal foreign body C. mediastinitis from esophageal perforation D. normal chest" - "A. Esophageal foreign body The answer is A. The film reveals a classic appearance of a round foreign body (in this case, a pull-top from a beer can) in the esophagus. The foreign body ...

EM SAEM Exam Questions and Answers Obturator sign - Answer ️️ -Pain with flexion and internal rotation of hip Psoas sign - Answer ️️ -Pain with extension of hip What does pain onset prior to nausea and vomiting suggest? - Answer ️️ -Surgical etiology (ie small bowel obstruction) CT findings in diverticulitis - Answer ️️ -Wall thickening and stranding Cholelithiasis vs. cholecystits - Answer ️️ -no fever or Murphy's sign with cholelithiasis Risk factors for cecal volvu...