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UCLA EMT TRAUMA TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS Perfusion - Delivery of O2 and removal of CO2 - Requires a pump (heart), fluid (blood), and vessels Hypoperfusion - inadequate flow of blood: i.e. SHOCK Hypovolemic shock - shock resulting from blood or fluid loss - can be a result of bleeding, burns, or dehydration Distributive shock - widespread vasodilation - can be caused by SEPSIS Sepsis - - Severe infection that has an initial point then spreads throughout bloodstream - Toxins from infection destroy vessel walls, leading to capillary permeability & reduced intravascular fluid How to treat septic shock? - POWR: Position (supine), O2, Warmth, Rapid transport Neurogenic shock - loss of control of muscular tone of blood vessels (due to a spinal cord injury & damage to the nervous system) 2COPYRIGHT © 2025 BY BRITTIE DONALD, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Symptoms of neurogenic shock - hypotension and bradycardia (only vagus signal bc of sympathetic damage) - usually warm, dry skin below injury (unlike other types of shock) Anaphylactic shock - Severe allergic reaction that leads to widespread vasodilation Anaphylactic shock symptoms - - Increased vascular permeability - Bronchoconstriction - Stridor - Hives, edema, itching 4 types of skull fractures - - linear, depressed, open, basilar Linear skull fracture - A simple crack in the skull - least deadly - most common - usually perpendicular to suture in skull Depressed skull fracture - Inward indentation of the skull with possible pressure on brain - Usually caused from direct trauma to skull (I.e. baseball bat to head) - Will feel abnormal Open skull fracture - a skull fracture with an associated open wound to the overlying scalp - pierced brain cavity - worst injury, most deadly 3COPYRIGHT © 2025 BY BRITTIE DONALD, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Basilar skull fracture - - Fracture at the base of the skull - leak in cranial vault (usually occurs at high speeds) Symptoms of basilar skull fracture (& when will they show up) - - Raccoon eyes (bruises around/underneath) - Battle's sign: red circular bruises behind ears - Symptoms will usually show up a day after major trauma (takes a while for blood to pool causing symptoms) TBI - Traumatic brain injury: injury capable of producing p

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UCLA EMT TRAUMA TEST
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Perfusion - ✔✔Delivery of O2 and removal of CO2

- Requires a pump (heart), fluid (blood), and vessels

Hypoperfusion - ✔✔inadequate flow of blood: i.e. SHOCK

Hypovolemic shock - ✔✔shock resulting from blood or fluid loss

- can be a result of bleeding, burns, or dehydration

Distributive shock - ✔✔widespread vasodilation

- can be caused by SEPSIS

Sepsis - ✔✔- Severe infection that has an initial point then spreads throughout
bloodstream

- Toxins from infection destroy vessel walls, leading to capillary permeability &
reduced intravascular fluid

How to treat septic shock? - ✔✔POWR: Position (supine), O2, Warmth, Rapid transport

Neurogenic shock - ✔✔loss of control of muscular tone of blood vessels (due to a spinal
cord injury & damage to the nervous system)



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, Symptoms of neurogenic shock - ✔✔hypotension and bradycardia (only vagus signal bc
of sympathetic damage)

- usually warm, dry skin below injury (unlike other types of shock)

Anaphylactic shock - ✔✔Severe allergic reaction that leads to widespread vasodilation

Anaphylactic shock symptoms - ✔✔- Increased vascular permeability

- Bronchoconstriction

- Stridor

- Hives, edema, itching

4 types of skull fractures - ✔✔- linear, depressed, open, basilar

Linear skull fracture - ✔✔A simple crack in the skull

- least deadly

- most common

- usually perpendicular to suture in skull

Depressed skull fracture - ✔✔Inward indentation of the skull with possible pressure on
brain

- Usually caused from direct trauma to skull (I.e. baseball bat to head)

- Will feel abnormal

Open skull fracture - ✔✔a skull fracture with an associated open wound to the
overlying scalp

- pierced brain cavity

- worst injury, most deadly



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