Blunt force to the chest is a cervical spine injury until proven otherwise.

Which of the following would help indicate that one's airway is NOT patent?

What is the main concern when evaluating circulation on your primary survey?

Which of the following is an easily reversible cause of altered mental status?

_______ posture results from damage to the upper brain stem. In this posture, the arms are adducted and extended, with wrists pronated and fingers flexed. Legs are stiffly extended with plantar flexion of the feet.

A pt should be completely undressed and ENTIRE body should be examined upon primary survey

Which of the following would concern you for possible brain herniation?

Head lacerations can be closed up to _____ hours after initial injury

Lacerations to the _______ should be repaired with absorbable sutures to prevent a subgleal hematoma and subsequent infxn

When should you strongly consider a CT to evaluate a more serious intracranial injury?

Which of the following would indicate a fracture at the base/floor of the skull

Clear drainage of the ears and nose that is exacerbated by Valsalva should concern you for what?

Basillar skull fractures can be missed on CT, so if clinical signs, consult neurosurgery and consider sending home

A pt presents with a history of initial brief LOC that progressed to a transient "lucid interval". Upon CT of the head you find a bioconvex shaped collection of blood between the dura mater and bones of skull, what is the most likely diagnosis?

What is the most likely source of bleeding for an elderly, alcohlic pt presenting with a crescent shaped, bioconcave bleed between the dura mater and arachnoid mater?

A pt presents to the ED with a chief complaint severe headache. She has a history of vomiting, vision changes and loss of consciousness since the onset of headache. She reports that this is the worst headache of her life that came on like a thunder clap. What would you suspect to find on CT of this female's head?

A concussion is a _______ mild traumatic brain injury with temporary loss of brain function.

Multiple concussions over a lifetime can lead to an increased cognitive function.

This is the diagnosis given to a pt that have persistent concussion sx despite adequate rest period.

What is the name of the guideline recommendations for when to CT pediatric head trauma?

What should you be concerned of that can cause esophageal or airway injury upon blunt trauma to the neck?

Any Neck Injury to ______ should be explored by a SURGEON.

A pt who had recent neck trauma presents with hoarseness, stridor, painful phonation and pneumothorax. What is the best option to identify the underlying cause?

You receive a pt with CC of Neck pain by MVA. CT results show an intimal flap of internal carotid. Which of the following steps should you consider?

_______ is most common form of injury to the face.

What should you be concerned of when dealing with a Parotid injury?

What Ophthalmologic Emergency should you be concerned of in a pt presenting with proptosis, decreased extraocular movements, elevated IOP and vision changes?

A pt complains of light sensitivity and 8/10 eye pain. Pt is unable to keep eye open and complains of severe pain upon blinking. Which of the following would be the best next step in managing this pt?

What should you suspect upon visualizing this in a pt with no ocular complaints, and how should you treat the pt?

What should you be concerned of in a pt in the ED after a baseball hit his face experiencing double vision with inability to look upward along with decreased EOMs?

What should you do for a pt who's TM is ruptured upon your otoscopic exam due to getting slapped by his little sister?

A wrestler comes into the ER complaining of ear pain. Upon exam you note that there is swelling between the perichondrium and auricular cartilage. What is the next best step in managing this pt?

What classification would be given to a frx that includes the maxilla and bony nasal skeleton?

Which of the following could be treated with analgesics and sent home with a follow up appointment?

A pt comes in to the ED after being punched in the face by his dog. You suspect a nasal fracture. What should you inspect for to prevent necrosis and saddle nose deformity?

Which of the following is is the most appropriate first step in caring for a pt presenting with an ear laceration?

A 17 yo high school football star comes into office with neck pain. He reports it started after being tackled and was followed by tingling in both arms. What is the next best step in management?

Displacement of tooth out of socket is known as what?

The most common tooth fracture involving the enamel and yellow dentin is considered what type of fracture?

A 13 yo was hit in the right eye with a billiard ball. The area is ecchymotic and swollen. His pain level is a 6/10. Which of the following exam findings is most supportive of the likely diagnosis?