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TIA


Reduced bloodflow to brain




Causeing stroke and neuological dysfunction

Epidural hematoma

Traumatic accumulation of blood between inner membrane of skull

Crushing triad

Irregular resp cause by brainstem dysfunction

Cholinergic syndrome

Accociated with body attempt at expelling toxins by any means

Kussmaul

Deep &laboured breathing

Cheyne stroke

Abnormal pattern of breathing

DKA

Insulin isnt turning sugar into energy so your body burns fat as fuel instead.

Acidosis

Acidic blood

Alkalosis

Basic blood

Meningistis

Inflamation of membrane surrounding cms

Polyora

Over production of urin

Cardiogenic

Heart problems

Hypovolemic

Blood loss

Hypovolemic shock

Blood loss

Septic shock

Infection

Neuorgenic shock

Neuroligocal problem

Gravita pregnancy

Current and past pregnancy

Para

Number of past deliveries viable to delivery

Stroke

Increase bp


Decrease pulse rate


High fowler


Cincinati stroke scale


Shock

Lower bp


Increase pulse


Keep warm


Elevate feet trendelemburge

Nasal canula

3L/min 22-44%

NRM

15L/min 90%

BVM

100% 15L/min

Drugs are manufactured from

Minerals


Microorganism


Plants


Synthesis


Animals

5

Spine sections

Cervical -7


Thoratic -12


Lumbar-5


Sacral-5


Tailbone -4

Body cavity

Cranial


Thoratic


Abdomin


Pelvis


Spinal

5

Subutamol (ventolin)

Beta 2


Inhaled


100mcg

Oral glucose

Indication : hypoglycemia


PO


25g

Atrovent

Beta 2


Use with ventolin


Inhaled


20mcg

ASA

Dont use when they have ulcers hypersensitivity


PO


160-325mg

Epi

Alpha 1 beta 2 beta 1


0.3mg

Alpha 1

Constriced blood vessels

Beta 1

Increase HR

Beta 2

Bronhodialation

Critical intervention

Cspine


Airway


O2 therapy


Defib


Deadly bleeds


Sucking chest wound


Flail segment


7

Load and go

Loc


Abc


Pelvis


Chest pain


Stroke


Distened abdomen


Bilateral femur fracture

7

Mild hypoxia



Sever hypoxia

90-96



Less that 90

Suction


Adult child and infant


Infant 5


Child 10


Adult 15

Resuce breathing


A/C/I

Newborn 1 second


Child 3-5 seconds


Adult 5-6 seconds

Bleed care

Pressure


Elevate


Pressure point


Compression


Tourniquet ( time)

Stages of labour

1. Dialation


2. Expulsion-birth


3.Placental delivery

4 M's

Maturity


Multipara


Meconium ( is it present )


Medication and drugs

Cincinati stroke scale

Facial droop


Arm drift


Speech

If one is missing stroke may be occuring

Slow heart rate

Bradycardia

Fast heart rate

Tachycardia

Distal

Away from the center of the body

Medial

Close to the center

Planes if the body

Superior ^


Inferior down


Anterior front


Posterior back

Scene overview

Hazard


#of patients


MOI


Backup


BSI

5

Patient overview

Position


Distress


Obvious injury


Pooling of blood


Skin colour / condition


Cspine

6

Dyspnea

Difficult or laboured breathing

Emphysema

Lung disease



Shortness of breath due to inflamation of alveoli

Pulmonary edema

Excess fluid in lungs

Sounds : gurgling

Fluid

Stridor

Swollen larynx

Wheezing

Narrowing airway

Hypoglycemia symptoms

Sweating,chills,dizzy,seizures,anger

Hyperglycemia symptoms

Thirst,frequent peeing, tired

Agonist

Simulates response

Antagonist

Prevent response

Cynotic

Blue grey skin

Embolus

Blood clot,air bubble,or fatty tissue in blood stream cause embolism

Where does artery carry blood

Away from ❤

Where does vein take blood

Towards the ❤

Ventral

Underside

Myocardial ischemia

Blood flow to the heart is reduced

Angina

Chest pain or pressure

Humerus

Upper arm

Manible

Jaw

Femur

Upper leg

Radius

Outer arm

Ulna

Inner arm

Tibula

Inner lower leg

Fibula

Outter lower leg

Trendelumburge

Elevated feet

Glasgow coma scale

13-15 mild


8-12 moderate head injury


8 and below severe

Parental drug route

Non oral route

Drug laws

Food + drug


Controlled drug and substance

Cushing triad

Elevated BP


Decrease HR


Decrease Resp



Sign of intercranial pressure + head injury

Coup injur

Injury same side as impact

Counter coup injury

Opposite side of impact

Burns head and neck

9%

Burns posterior or anterior trunk

18%

Burns each arm

9%

Burns each arm

18%

Burns external genetalia

1%

4 process of pharmacokinetics

Absorbtion, distrubution, metabolism, elimination

Pharmodynamics

How drugs affect the body

Pharmacokinrtics

How drugs move through the body

AEIOUTIPS for LOC

Alchohol


Epilepsy


Insulin


Overdose


Uremia ( kidney failure)


Trauma


Infarction


Posisioning / psycosis


Sepsis

Normal body temp

37

Hypothermia

Less than 35


Hyperthermia

Higher than 37.5

APGAR Score ( new born)


All on scale of 0-2

Appearance - blue or pale all over , extremeties blue trunk pink, pink all over



Pulse -0, <100,>100



Grimance ( raction to suctioning or flicking of the feet) - no reaction, facial grimance , sneeze or cry



Activity- no movement, onky slight activity, moving normally



Respiratory effort- none, slow or irregular, good breathing and strong cry

5 catergories



10-best condition


7-9- slight depression


4-6- moderate depression


0-3- severely depressed

Tachypenic

Deep rapid breathing

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

Three conditions


Chronic bronchitis


emphysemia


Chronic asthma



Each condition has chronic obstruction of the airway

Cardiogenic shock

Damage to heart, unable to pump blood through the body

Type 1 diabetis

Inadequate production of insulin by the pancrease

Type 2 diabetes

Decrease production of insulin



Oral glucose

Erythema

Redness of skin

Code of ethics

Responsibility to:


Patient


Profession


Ethical behavior