Blast Injuries

Physics and Pathophysiology

2 Topics

Type of Blast Injury

Recognising Primary Blast Injury

Effect on Tissues

Evaluation and Management

Typical Injuries Sustained in Barotrauma

3 Topics

Management in the ED

Treatment in the ED

3 Topics

Signs and Symptoms

Management in the ED

Orthopaedic Injuries

Cardiovascular System

Neurological System

Maxillofacial Injuries

2 Topics

Management in the ED

Special Considerations

Disposition of Patients Following Exposure to Blasts

3 Topics

Blast Injuries – Post Test

Questions 1&2

Blast Injuries Questions 1&2

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1. Question
Regarding the body systems commonly affected by primary blast injuries and their initial management, which of the following statements are correct?
- The ear is the organ most commonly affected by primary blast injuries
- Absence of tympanic membrane rupture is a good indicator as to the absence of other primary blast injuries
- Immediate management of tympanic membrane rupture is usually necessary
- Blast lung is associated with high morbidity and mortality
- Because patients with blast lung deteriorate frequently, they should be intubated soon after the diagnosis is made
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