navedtra14295b chap 21

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to sort ; french word

immediate, casualties whose injuries are critical but who require only minimal time or equipment to manage

delayed causalties whose injuries are debilitating but who don't require immediate management

minor, walking wounded

expectant, casualties whose injuries are so severe that they have only minimal chance of survival

dead, unresponsive pulseless breathless

• S.simple
• T.triage
• A.and
• R.Rapid
• T.transport

loss of intravascular volume

blood vessels dilate without proportional increase in fluid volume

failure of the nervous system to control the diameter of blood vessels

caused by the presence of severe infection which leads to vasodilation

para sympathetic nervous system causes bradycradia which leads to fainting

heart failing to pump blood adequately to all vital parts of the body

seizures or fits

the most serious type of seizure which might preceded an arua

protect patient from self harm

TEN- toxic epidermal necrolysis

50-60

.3cc

unbalance of insulin resulting in hyperglycemeia

acidosis- blood becomes acidic

condition which air enters the chest cavity through holes in the lungs

800ug

5-6 liters

vomiting bright red blood

coughing up bright red blood

excreation of tarry black stool

excretion of bright red blood from the rectum

blood in the urine

nosebleed

pooling of blood near the skin surface

fingers groin toes ears nose

is a mild cold injury caused by prolonged exposure for several hours to air temps from above freezing 32 to as high as 60

being exposure to wet cold at temperature ranging from freezing to 50

occurs when ice crystals form in the skin or deeper tissues after exposure to temp of 32

the word caisson is a French word meaning big boxes

damage to tissues caused by a change in ambient pressure