Separates the body into front and back halves

Burns which consist of some areas that are charred black or brown or that appear dry and white

Allows for passage of nerves and spinal cord from the brain to the spine

Sign indicative of cardiac emergency

Abdominal swelling caused by accumulation of fluid, most often related to liver disease.

Patient laying on their left side is said to be in this position

Most common method for estimating the extent of a burn

Bruising behind the ears as a result of head trauma

Injury within the chest cavity characterized by muffled heart beat, distended neck veins and a narrow pressure pulse

Occurs when the fetus and placenta deliver before the 28th week of pregnancy

Line drawn vertically from the middle of the armpit to the ankle

Burn encircling the entire affected extremity

Injury disrupts normal functioning of the brain

Abdominal emergency with high rate of death and can be characterized by a sharp or tearing pain which radiates to the back

Partial separation of the placenta from the uterine wall

Divides the body in top and bottom halves

Process by which Alkalis cause liquification of damaged tissues

Increased blood pressure and creased heart rate indicative of rising intracranial pressure

Chest trauma characterized by the rising of one side of the chest independently from the rise of the other side of the chest

Irregular and unpredictable breathing commonly causes by brain injury

Patient laying on back with knees bent and feet elevated

Alternative method for estimating the extent of burns

Breathing patterned characterized by quickening and deepening respiration followed by periods of apnea

Condition caused by disturbance of the heart which causes a patient to fall in the a cardiac rhythm of Ventricular Fibrillation

Appearance, Work of breathing and assessment of Circulation to Skin are components of this