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In regards to injuries of the cervical spine in Children, which is incorrect? A. Traumatic injuries of the cervical spine are uncommon in Children B. Immobilisation of the child under age 8 requires a mattress with a head cut-away space OR an airway pad. C. Sand bags and tape OR a cervical collar can be used for cervical spine immobilisation. D. Always ensure adequate analgesia. |
C. No longer recommended in the hospital setting.
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Which of the following is not an indication for cervical spine immobilisation? A. Any mechanism that may indicate spinal injury. B. Thrown over the bike handlebars. C. Significant facial / head injuries. D. Passenger in MVA collision at speed > 45 kph. |
D. > 60 kph
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In regards to cervical spine injuries, which is incorrect? A. With the application of a one-piece hard collar, the mouth should not be able to be opened. B. Thorough documentation is essential with spinal assessment and management planning. C. Only a single attempt at a Swimmer's view should be attempted to visualise the C7-T1 crevice-thoracic junction. D. Pressure area care of the occiput, sacrum and heels should be addressed and attended to. |
A. "fully opened"
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In regards to the management of cervical spine injuries, which of the following is incorrect? A. The bed can be tilted at the hips for head elevation, if the remaining spine has been cleared . B. If none of the spine has been cleared, "Reverse Trendelenberg Tilting" can be used for head elevation. C. Constant reassurance as well as analgesia, is required for keeping the child still for assessment and management. D. In-line immobilisation can be utilised if it is not possible to maintain the child in a collar. |
B." Reverse Trendelenberg" = head down, feet up/
"Trendelenberg" = head up, feet down. |
