4N051 SSgt WAPS - Full SKT
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Anterograde Inability to remember events after
(Posttraumatic) an injury.
Amnesia
, Usually occur following diffuse
impact to the head (such as falls,
motor vehicle crashes); generally
Basilar Skull
result from extension of a linear
Fractures
fracture to the base of the skull
and can be difficult to diagnose
with a radiograph (x-ray).
Bruising behind an ear over the
Battle's Sign mastoid process that may indicate
a skull fracture.
Cerebral Edema Swelling of the brain.
Injury in which the brain ahs been
Closed Head injured but the skin has not been
Injury broken and there is no obvious
bleeding.
A temporary loss or alteration of
part of all of the brain's abilities to
Concussion
function without actual physical
damage to the brain.
Nerves in the spinal cord that
Connecting
connect the motor and sensory
Nerves
nerves.
, Dual impacting of the brain into
Coup- the skull; coup injury occurs at the
Contrecoup point of impact; Contrecoup injury
Injury occurs on the opposite side of
impact, as the brain rebounds.
the action of pulling the spine
Distraction
along its length.
An accumulation of blood
Epidural
between the skull and the dura
Hematoma
mater.
A head position in which the
Eyes-Forward patient's eyes are looking straight
Position ahead and the head and torso are
in line.
The recommended procedure for
Four-Person moving a patient with a suspected
Log Roll spinal injury from the ground to a
long backboard.
Intervertebral The cushion that lies between two
Disk vertebrae.
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Terms in this set (893)
Anterograde Inability to remember events after
(Posttraumatic) an injury.
Amnesia
, Usually occur following diffuse
impact to the head (such as falls,
motor vehicle crashes); generally
Basilar Skull
result from extension of a linear
Fractures
fracture to the base of the skull
and can be difficult to diagnose
with a radiograph (x-ray).
Bruising behind an ear over the
Battle's Sign mastoid process that may indicate
a skull fracture.
Cerebral Edema Swelling of the brain.
Injury in which the brain ahs been
Closed Head injured but the skin has not been
Injury broken and there is no obvious
bleeding.
A temporary loss or alteration of
part of all of the brain's abilities to
Concussion
function without actual physical
damage to the brain.
Nerves in the spinal cord that
Connecting
connect the motor and sensory
Nerves
nerves.
, Dual impacting of the brain into
Coup- the skull; coup injury occurs at the
Contrecoup point of impact; Contrecoup injury
Injury occurs on the opposite side of
impact, as the brain rebounds.
the action of pulling the spine
Distraction
along its length.
An accumulation of blood
Epidural
between the skull and the dura
Hematoma
mater.
A head position in which the
Eyes-Forward patient's eyes are looking straight
Position ahead and the head and torso are
in line.
The recommended procedure for
Four-Person moving a patient with a suspected
Log Roll spinal injury from the ground to a
long backboard.
Intervertebral The cushion that lies between two
Disk vertebrae.