This should never be placed under the knee after TKA 85% % of hip fractures in people older than 65 Pallor sign of arterial insufficiency below level of injury ORIF open reduction internal fixation Risk factors for compartment syndrome trauma, plaster cast, ortho postops, burns, infected limb 1-3 days after injury (usually femur) when trauma pt will typically develop fat embolism BKA below the knee amputation Buck's traction Early mobilization decreases mortality rate after ortho post op fat particles lodge in vessel aspirin, SCDs, TED hose lovenox DVT prophylaxis Paralysis Late sign of prolonged nerve compression or muscle necrosis Paresthesia decreased sensation, hypersensation - result of nerve compression surgical fasciatomy Pulse use a doppler if you can't palpate this something to reduce risk or hip fracture Pain Worry if this is out proportion to injury - - not relieved by meds age, type of fx, bone quality factors considered for hip fx treatment This traction has an external pin distal to stabilized area Osteoporosis and falls Risk factors for hip fx fascia can't expand to increased pressure neurovascular assessment focus areas (5Ps) neurovascular assessment assessing nerve function and blood flow to injured extremity out of bed This should happen on post op day 0 This should never be placed under the knee after TKA 85% % of hip fractures in people older than 65 Pallor sign of arterial insufficiency below level of injury ORIF open reduction internal fixation Risk factors for compartment syndrome trauma, plaster cast, ortho postops, burns, infected limb 1-3 days after injury (usually femur) when trauma pt will typically develop fat embolism BKA below the knee amputation Buck's traction Early mobilization decreases mortality rate after ortho post op fat particles lodge in vessel aspirin, SCDs, TED hose lovenox DVT prophylaxis Paralysis Late sign of prolonged nerve compression or muscle necrosis Paresthesia decreased sensation, hypersensation - result of nerve compression surgical fasciatomy Pulse use a doppler if you can't palpate this something to reduce risk or hip fracture Pain Worry if this is out proportion to injury - - not relieved by meds age, type of fx, bone quality factors considered for hip fx treatment This traction has an external pin distal to stabilized area Osteoporosis and falls Risk factors for hip fx fascia can't expand to increased pressure neurovascular assessment focus areas (5Ps) neurovascular assessment assessing nerve function and blood flow to injured extremity out of bed This should happen on post op day 0
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
G-This should never be placed under the knee after TKA
G-
N-% of hip fractures in people older than 65
N-85%
G-sign of arterial insufficiency below level of injury
G-Pallor
I-open reduction internal fixation
I-ORIF
B-trauma, plaster cast, ortho postops, burns, infected limb
B-Risk factors for compartment syndrome
G-when trauma pt will typically develop fat embolism
G-1-3 days after injury (usually femur)
I-below the knee amputation
I-BKA
G-Buck's traction
G-
I-decreases mortality rate after ortho post op
I-Early mobilization
B-fat particles lodge in vessel
B-
O-DVT prophylaxis
O-aspirin, SCDs, TED hose lovenox
N-Late sign of prolonged nerve compression or muscle necrosis
N-Paralysis
I-decreased sensation, hypersensation - result of nerve compression
I-Paresthesia
O-surgical fasciatomy
O-
G-use a doppler if you can't palpate this
G-Pulse
O-something to reduce risk or hip fracture
O-
N-Worry if this is out proportion to injury - - not relieved by meds
N-Pain
B-factors considered for hip fx treatment
B-age, type of fx, bone quality
N-This traction has an external pin distal to stabilized area
N-
B-Risk factors for hip fx
B-Osteoporosis and falls
B-fascia can't expand to increased pressure
B-
I-neurovascular assessment focus areas (5Ps)
I-
O-assessing nerve function and blood flow to injured extremity
O-neurovascular assessment
O-This should happen on post op day 0
O-out of bed