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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: What is the cause of death and disability in people ages 1-34Answer: Question: What is the acute physological and structural change that occurs in a patients body when an external source of energy dissipates faster then the body's to sustain and dissipate it.Answer: Question: What kind of is from motion or energy stored in an objectAnswer: Mechanical Question: What type of energy is with motionAnswer: Kinetic Question: What type of does one have when they are on top of a buildingAnswer: Potential Question: what kind of energy can be found from an explosion or even an Answer: Chemical Question: What kind of energy comes from high Answer: Electrical Question: What type of can result from sudden changes in pressure. Often from diving or flyingAnswer: Barometric Question: The study of the physiology and mechanics of a living organism useing the tools of engineeringAnswer: . Question: What studies the relationships between speed, mass, and the of forceAnswer: Kinetics Question: If an organ that has a gas sustains alot of energy what happensAnswer: it will scatter more of the energy, meaning it is more to collapse and cause more injury Question: What is the distance an object travels per unit Answer: Velocity Question: The rate of change of velocity that an object is subjected to, wether speeding up or down.Answer: Question: The downward that is imparted on any object on earth by the effect of the earths massAnswer: Question: Does velocity or mass have a greater effect on energyAnswer: Question: what states that energy can be created nor destroyed, it can only change form.Answer: The law of of energy Question: what does first law of motion sayAnswer: a body at rest will stay at rest unless acted on by an force Question: What does newtons second law of sayAnswer: the that an object can exert is the product of it's mass times it's acceleration Question: what is th g for a humanAnswer: ~30g Question: decelerating forces can what type of injuries to organsAnswer: , avulsing, or rupturing Question: The aorta, the largest velssel in the body, is the most common site for of injuryAnswer: Question: Crush type injuries causeing fractures ribs can cause the fractured ribs to do what type of injury.Answer: internal injuries of the lungs and Question: cardiac injury can compress the heart muscle between bones in the chest causing whatAnswer: arrythmias, and direct injury to the muscle Question: the 5 phases of a MVA are Answer: 1st phase is deceleration of the vehicle, 2nd deceleration of the occupant, 3rd deceleration of internal organs, 4th secondary collisions, from objects inside vehicle, and 5th impacts Question: When your patient of a mva is a pediatric what 2 injuries should you Answer: or cardiac Question: if a person takes a deep before a crash, they are at risk of whatAnswer: a dangerous lung Question: if a vehicle is from the side then what are the 2 passengers at risk of happening for injuryAnswer: the 2 of them hitting each head on each other. Question: 1 of 3 people will sustain whatAnswer: a cervical Question: a restrained occupant of a vehicle has nearly a ______ % reduction in fatalitiesAnswer: Question: steering wheel or dashboard injuries sustained because seatbelts were not worn or worn improperly are associated with a ______% fetal death rateAnswer: Question: what is the triad Answer: a pattern of automobile pedestrian in children or short stature people Question: Adult falls from usually occur in the context of whatAnswer: criminal activity, suicide, or intoxication from alcohol or drugs Question: what is the most important factor for the of a gunshot woundAnswer: the type of through which the projectile passed Question: the initial path of tissue distruction is caused by the projectile the tissue during penetration, is referred to asAnswer: cavity Question: what referrs to the tissue displacement that occurs as the of low displacement shock wavesAnswer: expansion Question: What is Answer: formation Question: What is a major cause of tissue damage as the sends off fragments that create their own seperate paths through tissueAnswer: Missile Question: Never what of a bullet injuryAnswer: that the bullet followed a streight path between the and exit wounds Question: Primary injuries are from whatAnswer: the wave itself Question: secondary injuries are from Answer: projectiles Question: blast injuries are from what Answer: impact with another Question: The leading edge of the blast wave is Answer: the blast Question: The phase of an explosion in whicvh there is a front higher then atmospheric pressureAnswer: wave pulse Question: the phase of an where the pressure is less then atmosphericAnswer: negative wave Question: what does a shock wave do in under explosions as compared to air expolsionsAnswer: it travels at velocity Question: what organs are most susceptibleto pressure Answer: Air-containing like the middle ear, lungs and GI tract Question: what are the most cause of death from blast injuriesAnswer: neurologic and head trauma |
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