Frostbite And Hypothermia Jeopardy Template

temper temper	cold cold heart	here's the skinny	treatments	potpourri
100 What is less than 35 C temperature that defines hypothermia	100 Osborn wave feature seen on electrocardiogram with temp below 32 seen at the junction of the QRS	100 frostbite most common freezing injury	100 nifedipine treatment for refractory pernio	100 60-90 days "frostbite in january, amputate in july" how long does it take for tissue to demarcate after frostbite?
200 32 C the temperature at which shivering stops	200 Afib common arrhythmia with temps below 32C	200 prefreeze the phase of cold injury where cutaneous sensation is lost	200 iv penicillin for strep prophy severe cases of frostbite should be treated with what antibiotic for prophylaxis?	200 cold induced vasodilation. in 5-10 minute cycles in temps below 10c the body will vasodilate to protect the extremity from prolonged vasoconstriction what is the hunting response?
300 25 C cerebral autoregulation is maintained with an increase in vascular resistance until what temp?	300 atropine bradydysrhythmias in hypothermia are refractory to a common code drug. name it.	300 frostnip superficial injury that presents with numbness and tingling that resolves after rewarming	300 solumedrol/hydrocortisone for presumptive adrenal insufficiency, and/or thyroxine for potential myxedema a patient presents comatose, hypothermic. treated and fails to rewarm. what meds should be given?	300 eskimo or lapp/nordic people of this ethnic descent are capable of stronger cold-induced vasodilation than average
400 32 C temperature at which myocardium becomes irritable	400 bretylium name the drug effective for chemically defib in hypothermia(no longer regularly available)	400 chilblains(pernio) cold sores that affect exposed areas after 24 hours, usually with repetitive exposure	400 FALSE. tissue refreezing is disastrous, and it is preferable to ambulate to safety of frozen extremities if rescue will be delayed true or false:rewarming should be initiated in the field regardless of whether there is a chance of refreezing	400 paradoxical undressing name the clinical situation in which patients remove clothing in response to a cold stress
500 28-30 C defibrillation is rarely successful below what temp	500 rewarm to 28-30 before reattempting defib, continue cpr pt is in vfib with temp of 22F. defib is unsuccessful. what do you do?	500 trenchfoot nonfreezing injury produced by prolonged exposure to wet cold at temperatures above freezing, commonly seen in people wearing neoprene socks	500 common in septicemia, broad spectrum abx may also see in shaken baby baby presents at 3 days of life with hypothermia. they are lethargic with a weak cry and rosy cheeks. workup/treatment?	500 False! tissue decomp, apparent rigor, dependent lividity, and fixed dilated pupils ARE NOT RELIABLE CRITERIA for withholding cpr in a hypothermic pt true or false: a patient presents cold, stiff, cyanotic with fixed pupils and inaudible heart tones. pt should be pronounced.

Frostbite and Hypothermia

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