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Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC)- 9th edition questions and answers 2024, Exams of Nursing

Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC)- 9th edition questions and answers 2024

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Download Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC)- 9th edition questions and answers 2024 and more Exams Nursing in PDF only on Docsity! Trauma Nursing Core Course (TNCC)- 9th edition questions and answers 2024 Why is alertness included in the airway assessment? \correct answer✅Including this helps evaluate the patient's ability to protect their own airway What pneumonic is used to assess a patient level of alertness? \correct answer✅A: Alert V: Responds to verbal stimuli P: Responds to pain U: Unresponsive Why is AVPU beneficial to use at the beginning of the initial patient assessment? \ correct answer✅Will help determine appropriate airway intervention In a patient who is unable to open their mouth or unresponsive, how do we assess the airway? \correct answer✅Jaw- thrust maneuver is performed to open airway and mouth to assess for obstruction What inspecting the airway, what are we inspecting for? \correct answer✅Vocalization Tongue Obstruction Loose or missing teeth Foreign objects Fluids (blood, vomit, secretions) Edema Burns/ evidence of inhalation injury If an airway is patent, what is the goal? \correct answer✅Focusing efforts at maintaining and supporting a patent airway (Pt may be allowed to assume position that facilitates better air exchange so long as no CSI is suspected) Can an oropharyngeal airway be used in someone with a gag reflex? \correct answer✅No How do you assess breathing? \correct answer✅Expose the patient's chest and inspect for the following: Spontaneous breathing Symmetrical chest rise and fall Depth, pattern and rate of resps Work of breathing (accessory muscles, pursed lip, diaphragmatic breathing) Skin colour Contusions, abrasions, deformities