TNS STUDY GUIDE SAMPLE QUESTIONS 100% ACCURATE.

Orthopedic surgeon - ANSWERAn adult presents with an epidural hematoma and open femur fracture. The trauma surgeon declares these to be isolated injuries, consults orthopedics and neurosurgery for immediate operative intervention and signs off the case. Anesthesia is tied up in surgery and asks they be given an extra 60 minutes to locate a second anesthesiologist. the neurosurgeon arrives in the OR in 90 minutes. Both the craniotomy and femur repair are started 2.5 hours later. Based on the Illinois trauma center rules, which provider met the level 2 requirements? Palpating the abdomen - ANSWERWhich of these is included in the secondary survey? (Assessing level of consciousness; Palpating the abdomen; Establishing IV access; Opening the airway) Subdural hematoma - ANSWERWhich condition should the TNS be alert for after an older patient is injured in a fall? Ruptured diaphragm - ANSWERWhat injury is associated with an anterior compression injury to the abdomen? Hypovolemia and need for fluid resuscitation - ANSWERWhat does a central venous pressure of 2mmHg reflect in an adult with multiple trauma? Lactated Ringers - ANSWERIsotonic IV solution pO2 45mmHg - ANSWERWhich of these would cause vasodilation of cerebral blood vessels? (pO2 45 mmHg; pO2 90 mmHg; pCO2 30mmHg; pCO2 40mmHg) Pulmonary embolism - ANSWERCondition that increases anatomic dead space