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Dislocation
Complete displacement of a bone end from it's position in a joint capsule
Types of fractures
Open
Closed
Hairline
Impacted
transverse
oblique
Comminuted
spiral
Greenstick-PEDS
Epipyseal
Six P's in evaluating limb injury
Pain
pallor
Paralysis
Pressure
Pulses
Early indicators for compartment syndrome
Feeling of tension in the limb
Loss of distal sensation
complains of pain
Condidtion mores severe than mechanism of injury would indicate
Pain on passive extension
Pulse deficit- late sign
Basic of musculoskeltal injury care
Protecting the wound
exposure of the injury
Proper positioning
Immoblizing the injury
Monitoring of nerovascular function
Fracture Care
Consider any injury within 3 inches of a joint to be a joint injury
Types of muscular injuries
Compartment syndrome
Penetrating injury
Muscle fatigue
Muscle Cramp
Muscle Spasm
muscle strain
Contusions
Author
Jgernns
ID
209220
Card Set
Paramedic school
Description
Musculosekeltal trauma
Updated
2013-03-24T18:11:53Z
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