Trauma Team Training/Formative Evaluation - Module 6

1 Burns are caused by

2 Scalds are often superficial but are life threatening as they can cover a large surface area

3 In an electrical burn the external burn is larger than the internal burn

4 In an electrical burn the external burn is larger than the internal burn

5 A 50 KG patient with a 25% 3rd-degree burn presents 2 hours after the burn injury. According to the Parkland formula, the patient should receive ______ ml of Ringers lactate in the next 6 hours.

6 Opiates (eg. Pethidine or Morphine)

7 Using different classes of painkillers is an effective strategy for pain control

8 The medication history of a trauma patient should always include the tetanus immune status.

9 The treatment of snakebites includes Intravenous fluids and prevention of venom absorption:

10 Wounds of the 5th metacarpal joint

11 Any wild animals bite may be a source of rabies