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Traumatic Brain Injury
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- According to Hymel (Pediatrics 134:e1537-44, 2014), which of the following is the least valuable variable in the identification of abusive head trauma?
- What is the best next course of treatment?
- This hypernatremic child with increased dilute urine output after a head injury likely has
- Which of the following is the appropriate initial treatment of a patient with a severe head injury (Glascow coma scale less than eight)?
- Based on the study by Greenberg (J Trauma Acute Care Surg 76: 1089-95, 2014), which of the following is true regarding the management of children with traumatic intracranial hemorrhage (ICH)?
- Which of the following regarding management of her intracranial pressure (ICP) is true?
PSSAP 29
- According to the 2019 Third Edition of the Guidelines of Pediatric Severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), an element of the “Baseline Care” for this patient includes
- Tracheostomy at this point in her hospital stay is associated with
- What is the best next course of treatment?
PSSAP 9
- Current recommendations suggest a definitive transfusion threshold of 5 g/dl in asymptomatic patients. Which of the following injuries could support a less restrictive transfusion threshold?
- Which of the following regarding management of her intracranial pressure (ICP) is true?
PSSAP 27
- What is the best next step in the management of this patient?
PSSAP 26
- You recommend restricting physical activity that might result in repeat head trauma, as well as
PSSAP 24
- The most appropriate imaging modality for her neurologic trauma is a cranial
Spaced learning 12-06-2020
- Which hemaglobin level shoud prompt a transfusion?
Gastroesophageal Reflux
- Prior to placing a gastrostomy, the patient requires
PSSAP 14
- Prior to placing a gastrostomy, the patient requires
Enteral Access
- Prior to placing a gastrostomy, the patient requires
Nonaccidental Trauma
- According to Hymel (Pediatrics 134:e1537-44, 2014), which of the following is the least valuable variable in the identification of abusive head trauma?
PSSAP 13
- This hypernatremic child with increased dilute urine output after a head injury likely has
Transfusion and Coagulation Therapy
- Current recommendations suggest a definitive transfusion threshold of 5 g/dl in asymptomatic patients. Which of the following injuries could support a less restrictive transfusion threshold?
- What modality should this patient have to help prevent VTE?
PSSAP 25
- Current recommendations suggest a definitive transfusion threshold of 5 g/dl in asymptomatic patients. Which of the following injuries could support a less restrictive transfusion threshold?
- Use of low titer group O whole blood compared to component therapy results in
Blunt Cerebrovascular Injury
- What is the most appropriate screening test to evaluate this patient for a blunt cerebrovascular injury?
PSSAP 19
- What is the most appropriate screening test to evaluate this patient for a blunt cerebrovascular injury?
Thoracic and Cardiovascular Trauma
- The best next step in management of this trauma patient with a persistent pleural collection is
- The most appropriate management of this pulmonary contusion is
Penetrating Trauma
- The best next step in management of this trauma patient with a persistent pleural collection is
PSSAP 22
- The best test of the fluid to determine if it is CSF is
PSSAP 28
- What modality should this patient have to help prevent VTE?
PSSAP 15
- The most appropriate management of this pulmonary contusion is
PSSAP 30
- What is the best next step to manage this patient’s airway?
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