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A post test document summarizes key information about trauma patients. Cardiac tamponade can resemble a tension pneumothorax. Upper thoracic spine fractures from hyperflexion are inherently unstable. Absent breath sounds and dullness over the left chest indicate a left hemothorax. A confused gunshot patient with weak pulse and cool skin requires emergency surgery to control internal bleeding and establish a diagnosis of shock requires evidence of inadequate organ perfusion.
A post test document summarizes key information about trauma patients. Cardiac tamponade can resemble a tension pneumothorax. Upper thoracic spine fractures from hyperflexion are inherently unstable. Absent breath sounds and dullness over the left chest indicate a left hemothorax. A confused gunshot patient with weak pulse and cool skin requires emergency surgery to control internal bleeding and establish a diagnosis of shock requires evidence of inadequate organ perfusion.
A post test document summarizes key information about trauma patients. Cardiac tamponade can resemble a tension pneumothorax. Upper thoracic spine fractures from hyperflexion are inherently unstable. Absent breath sounds and dullness over the left chest indicate a left hemothorax. A confused gunshot patient with weak pulse and cool skin requires emergency surgery to control internal bleeding and establish a diagnosis of shock requires evidence of inadequate organ perfusion.
a. Can be confused with a tension pneumothorax 2. Thoracic spine injuries a. Hyperflexion fractures in the upper thoracic spine are inherently unstable 3. Absence of breath sounds and dullness to percussion over the left hemithorax are findings best explained by a. Left hemothorax 4. Gunshot wound to abdomen, cool and diaphoretic, confused. Pulse thread, femoral pulse weakly palpable. The definitive treatment in managing this patient is a. Control internal hemorrhage operatively 5. To establish a diagnosis of shock a. Clinical evidence of inadequate organ perfusion must be present 6.