TPATC Verified Multiple Choice and Conceptual
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1. Sleep inertia - ANSWER a condition resulting in impaired alertness
(rarely exceeds 30 minutes after waking) and slows the speed of cognitive
tasks.
This can be reduced by napping fewer than 20 minutes or 90 minutes.
2. Neuroshock - ANSWER Brady, hypotension, hypothermic
3. 3rd spacing - ANSWER Causes by barometric pressure
4. Padding improves - ANSWER Vibration. Decrease stress from this.
5. What check central vs peripheral pulse. - ANSWER Check central and
peripheral, large differences may determine compensation and shock.
6. Why is exposure so important - ANSWER Look for greatest threat.
7. Where can blood third space - ANSWER Retro peritoneal abdomen,
thighs.
,8. What type of pelvic fx is most concerning - ANSWER Open book pelvic
fx
9. How should we give it fluids - ANSWER Judiciously, controlled rate, may
be high, may be low.
10.When is permissive hypotension okay - ANSWER As long as there is not
a head injury. Allows body to keep remain hemostasis.
11.Is there a reversal for direct thrombin inhibitors - ANSWER No
12.When would you give protamine sulfate - ANSWER Heparin
coagulopathy
13.What is massive transfusion. - ANSWER 10'units min 24 hours, can
cause electrolyte and acidosis
14. Txa - ANSWER Proven to improve outcome
15.What pt would you have high index of suspicion with ams. - ANSWER
Pediatric shock , aggressive fluid resuscitate
16.What is concern with barbaric trauma pt - ANSWER Increased 02
demand
, 17.Geriatric patient consideration. - ANSWER Decrease response to beta
stimulation
18.Pediatric patient need wbc count because vitals vary widely. - ANSWER
T. Temperature helpful
19.What can a snakebite often lead to. - ANSWER Dic.
20.Shock index - ANSWER Hr /
21.Will the body shunt blood away from uterus in shockmat - ANSWER
Yes, when mother has shock baby has been without blood for some time,
be very aggressive.
- ANSWER Maternal hypoxemis is teratogenic. Pregnant Mom's
have increased 02 needs
22.Should nasal intubation be an option. - ANSWER Maternal respiratory
tract becomes engorged
23.Maternal mothers need and increase minute ventilation although why is
this hard to achieve. - ANSWER Decreased tv
- ANSWER Blood volume 50%, increased co, hr, decreased be
during second tr,
Actual Emended Exam Questions With
Reviewed 100% Correct Detailed Answers
Guaranteed Pass!!Current Update
1. Sleep inertia - ANSWER a condition resulting in impaired alertness
(rarely exceeds 30 minutes after waking) and slows the speed of cognitive
tasks.
This can be reduced by napping fewer than 20 minutes or 90 minutes.
2. Neuroshock - ANSWER Brady, hypotension, hypothermic
3. 3rd spacing - ANSWER Causes by barometric pressure
4. Padding improves - ANSWER Vibration. Decrease stress from this.
5. What check central vs peripheral pulse. - ANSWER Check central and
peripheral, large differences may determine compensation and shock.
6. Why is exposure so important - ANSWER Look for greatest threat.
7. Where can blood third space - ANSWER Retro peritoneal abdomen,
thighs.
,8. What type of pelvic fx is most concerning - ANSWER Open book pelvic
fx
9. How should we give it fluids - ANSWER Judiciously, controlled rate, may
be high, may be low.
10.When is permissive hypotension okay - ANSWER As long as there is not
a head injury. Allows body to keep remain hemostasis.
11.Is there a reversal for direct thrombin inhibitors - ANSWER No
12.When would you give protamine sulfate - ANSWER Heparin
coagulopathy
13.What is massive transfusion. - ANSWER 10'units min 24 hours, can
cause electrolyte and acidosis
14. Txa - ANSWER Proven to improve outcome
15.What pt would you have high index of suspicion with ams. - ANSWER
Pediatric shock , aggressive fluid resuscitate
16.What is concern with barbaric trauma pt - ANSWER Increased 02
demand
, 17.Geriatric patient consideration. - ANSWER Decrease response to beta
stimulation
18.Pediatric patient need wbc count because vitals vary widely. - ANSWER
T. Temperature helpful
19.What can a snakebite often lead to. - ANSWER Dic.
20.Shock index - ANSWER Hr /
21.Will the body shunt blood away from uterus in shockmat - ANSWER
Yes, when mother has shock baby has been without blood for some time,
be very aggressive.
- ANSWER Maternal hypoxemis is teratogenic. Pregnant Mom's
have increased 02 needs
22.Should nasal intubation be an option. - ANSWER Maternal respiratory
tract becomes engorged
23.Maternal mothers need and increase minute ventilation although why is
this hard to achieve. - ANSWER Decreased tv
- ANSWER Blood volume 50%, increased co, hr, decreased be
during second tr,
