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DAI (Diffuse Axonal Injury) - ANSWER-Immediate and
prolonged coma due to widespread damage to axons and
other neuronal processes in the brain.
Vessel Thrombosis - ANSWER-Vessel injury that results in
occlusion (intimal tear, dissection)
Compound Fracture - ANSWER-Open Fracture
,Open Skull Fracture - ANSWER-Compound fracture plus
torn dura
(T/F) Brain swelling and brain edema can be used
interchangeably. - ANSWER-F
Stroke - ANSWER-Synonymous with a neurological deficit
associated with a vessel injury to the neck.
(T/F) If an injury to the trachea or esophagus is above the
sternal notch it should be coded to the Neck area. -
ANSWER-T
,Acromium - ANSWER-The lateral extension of the spine of
the scapula projecting over the shoulder joint and forming
the highest point of the shoulder.
Alveolar Ridge - ANSWER-The bony ridge of the maxilla
or mandible which contains the alveoli.
Aneurysm - ANSWER-A sac formed by the dilation of the
wall of the vessel or the heart.
Anterior Spinal Artery Ischemia - ANSWER-Bilateral pain
and temperature loss below the level of the lesion, but no
vibratory or proprioception loss, a sensory combination
called "dissociated sensory loss".
, Anterior Spinal Artery Syndrome (Anterior Cord
Syndrome) - ANSWER-Injury to the ventral spinal cord
caused by blockage of the anterior spinal artery and
infarction fo the areas it supplies.
Aorta - ANSWER-The main trunk from which the systemic
arterial system proceeds.
Aphasia - ANSWER-Loss of impairment of speech.
Artery - ANSWER-A vessel through which the blood
passes away from the heart to the various parts of the
body.
Practice Exam With Complete Questions And
100%Correct Detailed Answers| Just Released!!
DAI (Diffuse Axonal Injury) - ANSWER-Immediate and
prolonged coma due to widespread damage to axons and
other neuronal processes in the brain.
Vessel Thrombosis - ANSWER-Vessel injury that results in
occlusion (intimal tear, dissection)
Compound Fracture - ANSWER-Open Fracture
,Open Skull Fracture - ANSWER-Compound fracture plus
torn dura
(T/F) Brain swelling and brain edema can be used
interchangeably. - ANSWER-F
Stroke - ANSWER-Synonymous with a neurological deficit
associated with a vessel injury to the neck.
(T/F) If an injury to the trachea or esophagus is above the
sternal notch it should be coded to the Neck area. -
ANSWER-T
,Acromium - ANSWER-The lateral extension of the spine of
the scapula projecting over the shoulder joint and forming
the highest point of the shoulder.
Alveolar Ridge - ANSWER-The bony ridge of the maxilla
or mandible which contains the alveoli.
Aneurysm - ANSWER-A sac formed by the dilation of the
wall of the vessel or the heart.
Anterior Spinal Artery Ischemia - ANSWER-Bilateral pain
and temperature loss below the level of the lesion, but no
vibratory or proprioception loss, a sensory combination
called "dissociated sensory loss".
, Anterior Spinal Artery Syndrome (Anterior Cord
Syndrome) - ANSWER-Injury to the ventral spinal cord
caused by blockage of the anterior spinal artery and
infarction fo the areas it supplies.
Aorta - ANSWER-The main trunk from which the systemic
arterial system proceeds.
Aphasia - ANSWER-Loss of impairment of speech.
Artery - ANSWER-A vessel through which the blood
passes away from the heart to the various parts of the
body.
