Traumatology II

A patient is admitted with a femur fracture after a fall. On the second day, they develop sudden shortness of breath, petechial rash, and confusion. The most likely diagnosis is:

The most common complication after a dislocation of the shoulder is:

In a patient with a severe burn injury, the most common cause of death in the first 48 hours is:

Which of the following is a common complication associated with pelvic fractures in trauma patients?

What is the most appropriate management for an open fracture in a trauma patient?

Which of the following is the most likely injury in a patient who presents with pain in the anatomic snuffbox after falling on an outstretched hand?

In trauma patients, which of the following is the best indicator of adequate tissue perfusion?

A trauma patient presents with paradoxical chest movement and respiratory distress. This is a hallmark sign of:

In the management of a trauma patient with suspected internal bleeding and hemodynamic instability, the first priority is:

Which of the following injuries is most commonly associated with “whiplash”?