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Perforation - Answer: hole or break or opening made through the entire thickness of a membrane, wall
or other tissue of an organ or structure of the body



Rupture - Answer: breaking open or bursting to forcibly resulting in a hole, break, or opening with
stellate edges or devitalized tissue



AIS assesses: - Answer: assesses the severity of single injuries



ISS assesses: - Answer: assesses the severity of multiply injured patients



ISS equation - Answer: sum of the squares of the highest AIS in each of the three most severely injured
body regions

A2 + B2 + C2 = ISS



Body regions used to calculate ISS - Answer: 1. Head and Neck

2. Face

3. Chest

4. Abdominal and pelvic contents

5. Extremities and pelvic girdle

6. External



Chapters included in Head/Neck body region - Answer: Head, Neck, C-spine, other trauma (asphyxia)



Chapters included in Face body region - Answer: Face



Chapters included in Chest body region - Answer: Thorax, Thoracic Spine, Other Truma (drowning)

, Chapters included in Abdomen and Pelvic Contents body region - Answer: Abdomen, Lumbar Spine



Chapters included in Extremity and Pelvic Girdle body region - Answer: Upper Extremity, Lower
Extremity, Bones of the Pelvis



Chapters included in External body region - Answer: Penetrating injury sections, blunt soft tissue injury
sections, external/skin and thermal injuries, electrical injury, hypothermia, whole body injury



Define: Injury - Answer: anatomic lesion resulting from a transfer of energy (mechanical, chemical,
thermal)



Open fracture - Answer: skin overlying fracture is lacerated



Closed fracture - Answer: skin overlying fracture is not lacerated



Articular Fracture - Answer: fracture involving the joint



Communited fracture - Answer: multiple bone fragments



Displaced fracture - Answer: two ends of bone are not aligned



Complex fracture - Answer: Fracture with three or more fragments with the proximal and distal
fragments not touching



Sprain - Answer: injury to joints: knee, ankle, shoulder, etc



Strain - Answer: injury to muscles, tendons, etc.

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