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QUIZ 10 th May 2017 (answers below) 1. What are the differences in paediatric ALS compared to adult ALS? 2. What does the ambulance handover mnemonic IMIST-AMBO represent? 3. What is the Young and Burgess classification of pelvic ring fractures? 4. What ECG changes can be found in acute pulmonary embolus? 5. Describe and interpret the following ECG.

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Page 1: th May 2017 (answers below) 1. What are the differences in ...What does the ambulance handover mnemonic IMIST-AMBO represent? 3. What is the Young and Burgess classification of pelvic

QUIZ10thMay2017(answersbelow)

1. WhatarethedifferencesinpaediatricALScomparedtoadultALS?

2. WhatdoestheambulancehandovermnemonicIMIST-AMBOrepresent?

3. WhatistheYoungandBurgessclassificationofpelvicringfractures?

4. WhatECGchangescanbefoundinacutepulmonaryembolus?

5. DescribeandinterpretthefollowingECG.

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QUIZanswers10thMay2017

1. WhatarethedifferencesinpaediatricALScomparedtoadultALS?

ThepaediatricALSalgorithmfollowsthesamepatternastheadultALSalgorithmoftwominutelycycleswithrhythmcheck/pulseassessment,adrenalineevery2ndcycle,amiodaroneforrefractoryVF/VTandworkingthroughthereversiblecauses.TheonlydifferencesthatIcouldthinkofare;

a) Thecauseofcardiacarrestinpaediatricsisoverwhelminglysecondaryto

hypoxiaand/orhypovolaemia,ratherthanaprimarycardiaccause.Oxygenatedbreathsarestartedimmediatelyandtheventilationtochestcompressionratiois15:2ratherthan30:2.

b) Airwayopeninginaninfantrequiresaneutralpositionduetoasoftandsmall

airwaythatcankinkwithflexionorextension.Whensupine,theinfant’srelativelylargeocciputresultsinneckflexion,requiringslightshoulderelevationtoobtaintheneutralposition.

c) Infantsandchildrenaresmalleranddrugdosesandjoulesareweightbased

ratherthanflatdoses.

d) Thereisalmostalwaysaparentorcarerpresent.

2. WhatdoestheambulancehandovermnemonicIMIST-AMBOrepresent?

I IdentificationM Mechanismofinjury/MedicalcomplaintI Injuries/InformationrelatedtothecomplaintS SignsT TreatmentandTrendsA AllergiesM MedicationB BackgroundhistoryO Otherinformation

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3. WhatistheYoungandBurgessclassificationofpelvicringfractures?

AnteriorPosteriorCompression(APC)ResultsindiastasisofthepubicsymphysisorverticalpubicramifracturePubicsymphysiswideningmayhavealreadybeenpartlycorrectedbypelvicbinding

LateralCompression(LC)FracturesmorecommoninLCthanAPCResultsinhorizontalorcoronalfractureofpubicrami

VerticalShear(VS)

CombinedorComplexMechanism(CM)Massiveunstableinjurythatdoesn’tclearlyfittheothercategories

APCTypeI<2.5cmsymphysiswideningispossiblewithnoposteriordisruption

APCTypeII>2.5cmsymphysiswideningrequiresthedisruptionofthesacrospinous,sacrotuberousandanteriorsacroiliacligamentcomplex

APCIII Completeposteriorligamentdisruption

LCTypeICompressionattheSIjointwithoutligamentdisruption

LCTypeIIInternalrotationofhemipelvisdisruptingposteriorSIjointandfurtherfractures

LCTypeIIIFurtherinternalrotationwithcontralateraldisruptionandfractures

Thesacrumisdrivendownrelativetoiliacwingresultingincompletedisruption

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4. WhatECGchangescanbefoundinacutepulmonaryembolus?

• Sinustachycardia• RVstrainpattern

Twaveinversioninferiorlyandrightprecordialleads(V1-4)• RBBB–completeorincomplete• Rightaxisdeviation• DominantRwaveinV1withclockwiserotation• S1Q3T3sign• Atrialarrhythmias–atrialfibrillation,atrialflutter• Non-specificST-Twavechanges

5. DescribeandinterpretthefollowingECG.

Regulartachycardia125/minPwavesuprightinIIsolikelysinusinoriginQRS Narrow

Normalaxisat60degrees WideSwavesinprecordialleads,persistingtoV6(RVdilatation)

STsegmentsnotsignificantlychangedTwaveinversioninferiorly(II,IIIandaVF)Twaveinversionrightprecordialleads(V1-3) =RVstrainpatternQTc–calculatedmanuallyIget460msec,not577msec

! SinustachycardiawithRVstrain

(ThispatienthadamassivePEwithhypotension)