CAISS EXAM CERTIFICATION LATEST 2023 –
2024 (ACTUAL EXAM) VERSION A AND B
WITH CORRECT 300+ QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GOOD SCORE IS GUARANTEED
GRADE A+
,Brain Stem - ANSWERS-The stalk-like portion of the brain connecting
the cerebral hemispheres with the spinal cord and comprising the mid-
brain, pons and medulla, diencephalon (hypothalamus).
Bronchial Tear - ANSWERS-Inhaled air leaks into the mediastinum
instead of coursing through the bronchial tubes to the alveoli.
Injury severity is ranked relative to its importance to
_______________? - ANSWERS-The whole body
AIS reflects severity of single injuries and are unaffected by what three
things? - ANSWERS-1) time
2) sequela
3) outcome
What type of scale does AIS use? - ANSWERS-6 point ordinal scale
Which type of measurement is more variable? Anatomic or Physiologic?
- ANSWERS-Physiologic
Is clinical training necessary for collecting injury data? - ANSWERS-NO
,AIS is based on what three (3) factors? - ANSWERS-1) anatomically-
based
2) consensus driven
3) global
Severity is NOT contingent upon what two (2) factors? - ANSWERS-1)
Outcome
2) time
Numerical ranking of severity: 1 - ANSWERS-minor
Numerical ranking of severity: 2 - ANSWERS-moderate
Numerical ranking of severity: 3 - ANSWERS-serious
Numerical ranking of severity: 4 - ANSWERS-severe
Numerical ranking of severity: 5 - ANSWERS-critical
Numerical ranking of severity: 6 - ANSWERS-maximum (currently
untreatable)
Is mortality a sole determinant of AIS severity? - ANSWERS-NO
, Origins of AIS (3) - ANSWERS-1) Standardized system
2) Classify type/severity of injury from MVC
3) Consensus
Injury descriptors are organized _________________________ ? -
ANSWERS-Anatomically
Are all AIS data comparable from year to year? - ANSWERS-NO
(updates)
Is "DEATH" part of the severity scale? - ANSWERS-NO
Is a patient who dies automatically assigned the highest AIS severity of
6? - ANSWERS-NO (patients w/ minor injuries can die)
Does a linear relationship exist between AIS severity codes? -
ANSWERS-NO (AIS 4 is more, NOT twice as severe as AIS 2)
Are all injuries within the same AIS code strictly compatible? -
ANSWERS-NO (tibia fx & alveolar ridge are both AIS - 2, although one
may be worse than the other, both are considered 'moderate')
2024 (ACTUAL EXAM) VERSION A AND B
WITH CORRECT 300+ QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS GOOD SCORE IS GUARANTEED
GRADE A+
,Brain Stem - ANSWERS-The stalk-like portion of the brain connecting
the cerebral hemispheres with the spinal cord and comprising the mid-
brain, pons and medulla, diencephalon (hypothalamus).
Bronchial Tear - ANSWERS-Inhaled air leaks into the mediastinum
instead of coursing through the bronchial tubes to the alveoli.
Injury severity is ranked relative to its importance to
_______________? - ANSWERS-The whole body
AIS reflects severity of single injuries and are unaffected by what three
things? - ANSWERS-1) time
2) sequela
3) outcome
What type of scale does AIS use? - ANSWERS-6 point ordinal scale
Which type of measurement is more variable? Anatomic or Physiologic?
- ANSWERS-Physiologic
Is clinical training necessary for collecting injury data? - ANSWERS-NO
,AIS is based on what three (3) factors? - ANSWERS-1) anatomically-
based
2) consensus driven
3) global
Severity is NOT contingent upon what two (2) factors? - ANSWERS-1)
Outcome
2) time
Numerical ranking of severity: 1 - ANSWERS-minor
Numerical ranking of severity: 2 - ANSWERS-moderate
Numerical ranking of severity: 3 - ANSWERS-serious
Numerical ranking of severity: 4 - ANSWERS-severe
Numerical ranking of severity: 5 - ANSWERS-critical
Numerical ranking of severity: 6 - ANSWERS-maximum (currently
untreatable)
Is mortality a sole determinant of AIS severity? - ANSWERS-NO
, Origins of AIS (3) - ANSWERS-1) Standardized system
2) Classify type/severity of injury from MVC
3) Consensus
Injury descriptors are organized _________________________ ? -
ANSWERS-Anatomically
Are all AIS data comparable from year to year? - ANSWERS-NO
(updates)
Is "DEATH" part of the severity scale? - ANSWERS-NO
Is a patient who dies automatically assigned the highest AIS severity of
6? - ANSWERS-NO (patients w/ minor injuries can die)
Does a linear relationship exist between AIS severity codes? -
ANSWERS-NO (AIS 4 is more, NOT twice as severe as AIS 2)
Are all injuries within the same AIS code strictly compatible? -
ANSWERS-NO (tibia fx & alveolar ridge are both AIS - 2, although one
may be worse than the other, both are considered 'moderate')
