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CAISS EXAM QUESTIONS
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Question 1: contain synonyms for a specific type of injury OR provide a definition for the injury description
Answer:
What do brackets mean in AIS Code Book?
Question 2: Body Region
Answer:
What does the second 2 numbers in predot code represent?Question 3: Specific anatomic structure (ex: femur)
Answer:
What does the last 2 numbers of predot code represent?
Question 4: Closed fracture
Answer:
skin overlying fracture is not lacerated
Question 5: Thrombosis
Answer:
any injury to the vessel resulting in its occlusion
Question 6: Maximum
Answer:
AIS Severity Number
Question 7: Nerve paralysis
Answer:
total loss of function (assume to be due to laceration)
Question 8: Chapters included in Chest body region
Answer:
Thorax, Thoracic Spine, Other Truma (drowning)
Question 9: Sprain
Answer:
injury to joints: knee, ankle, shoulder, etc
Question 10: Chapters included in Head/Neck body region
Answer:
Head, Neck, C-spine, other trauma (asphyxia) Question 11: ISS assesses:
Answer:
assesses the severity of multiply injured patients
Question 12: Minor
Answer:
AIS severity code: 2
Question 13: >20% blood loss translates to
Answer:
>1000cc blood
Question 14: Chapters included in Abdomen and Pelvic Contents body region
Answer:
Abdomen, Lumbar Spine
Question 15: Degloving
Answer:
Traumatic removal of skin and subcutaneous tissue separating tissue planes from blood supply, especially from a limb. Can be open or closed (top layer stays in place despite separation from underlying tissue)
Question 16: Caustic agent
Answer:
chemicals that burn or corrode skin, eyes, mucous membranes
Question 17: ISS equation
Answer:
sum of the squares of the highest AIS in each of the three most severely injured body regions
A2 + B2 + C2 = ISS
Question 18: Crush
Answer:
massive destruction of body part with damage to underlying systems (skeletal, organ, and vascular)
Question 19: Open fracture
Answer:
skin overlying fracture is lacerated
Question 20: Aphyxia/suffocation get assigned to what ISS body region
Answer:
Located in external/other chapter but gets assigned to Head/Neck ISS body region
Question 21: Strain
Answer:
injury to muscles, tendons, etc.
Question 22: Chapters included in Extremity and Pelvic Girdle body region
Answer:
Upper Extremity, Lower Extremity, Bones of the Pelvis
Question 23: Communited fracture
Answer:
multiple bone fragments
Question 24: Rupture
Answer:
breaking open or bursting to forcibly resulting in a hole, break, or opening with stellate edges or devitalized tissue
Question 25: Drowning gets assigned to what ISS body region
Answer:
AIS severity code: 1
Question 26: Critical
Answer:
AIS severity code: 6
Question 27: Serious
Answer:
AIS severity code: 4
Question 28: AIS assesses:
Answer:
assesses the severity of single injuries
Question 29: Abrasion
Answer:
rubbed or scraped area on skin or mucous membrane caused by contact with a rough surface or object with sufficient force to remove surface layers