MY TNCC CARDS EXAM QUESTIONS

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MY TNCC CARDS EXAM QUESTIONS

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Question 1: Subdural Hematoma characteristics?

Answer:

Injury to bridging veins, can take longer to mainfest, especially in the elderly making it very fatal.Question 2: Pediatric fluid replacement guildelines for burns in children younger than 14 years or 40 kg?

Answer:

Give 3 ml/kg per percentage of TBSA, half during the first 8 hours, and the remaining half over the next 16 hours.Question 3: What is the first action of the primary assessment, before the primary assessment occurs?

Answer:

Gather supplies, Prepare Room.

Question 4: E in Pepsi?

Answer:

External Hemorrhage

Question 5: Proper turnoquet application?

Answer:

At least 2 inches above the site of injury

Question 6: Normal range for CPP=?

Answer:

60-160

Question 7: What are the first two things you look at from a distance when approaching a suspected trauma patient?

Answer:

Alertness and Any external bleeding

Question 8: Main function of carbon dioxide when it comes to your brain.

Answer:

Primary regulator of blood flow to the brain

Question 9: D=

Answer:

Disability, "Da Brain", Assess pupil response, and glascow coma scale.

Question 10: What is the intervention style in TNCC primary assessment.

Answer:

Look, Listen and Feel. Stop when you discover a problem and fix it, before moving onto the next problem.

Question 11: F=?

Answer:

Family involvement, and full set vital signs

Question 12: I=?

Answer:

IV, goal is two total lines for access in a trauma patient.

Question 13: What is the pneumonic used for trauma assessment?

Answer:

A-I

Question 14: H=?

Answer:

History and Complete Physical

Question 15: Pulsus paradoxus?

Answer:

Decrease in BP greater than 10 mmHg, with inspiration. Pulse can also incur changes from inspiration.

Question 16: L=?

Answer:

Labs

Question 17: O=?

Answer:

Oxygen and ventilation assessment, SpO2 and caponography

Question 18: E=?

Answer:

Expose the patient and look for any other signs of external bleeding, Environment control, use interventions designed to warm the patient.

Question 19: What is FAST used for?

Answer:

It is one of the primary interventions for determining etiology of specific types of shock, mainly obstructive

Question 20: What occurs during Stage II- Progressive shock?

Answer:

Compensatory mechanisms begin to fail, decreasing systolic BP, Rising serum lactate.

Question 21: What symptoms may occur during Stage III- Irreversible shock?

Answer:

Bradycardia and possible dysrhythmias, slow, shallow respirations.

Question 22: What should be done initailly for all shock patients?

Answer:

HIgh oxygen initially, Assume they are at a deficit for oxygen at their tissue level.

Question 23: Effects of hypercapnia on brain?

Answer:

vasodilation

Question 24: A=?

Answer:

Alert, Airway Question 25: What happens if you discover a large hemorrhage during you first look at a patient when performing A-I model

Answer:

Make C your priority, stop the bleeding and then proceed with the model. Go to C again, when you come upon it.

Question 26: What is repeated after initial interventions?

Answer:

Primary Survey, Vital signs, Pain, Focused assessment on all identified injuries with effectiveness of interventions

Question 27: What is the Pneumonic for steps taking place in C?

Answer:

PEPSI

Question 28: Cerebral contusion characteristics?

Answer:

Capillaries damaged, maximum effects seen peak 18-36 hours post injury.