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Simple fracture



Compound fracture

Simple skin intact, possible damage to surrounding tissue, may have no deformity


Compound broken skin, possibility of infectioncolles

Colles #


Potts#

Colles - dinner fork wrist, (distal radius #)



Potts- common ankle #

Neuron synapse neurotransmitter

Neurotransmitter is acetylcholine across the synaptic cleft.


ACETYLCHOLINE-ESTERASE enzyme that stops

Sprain



Strain

Sprain is ligament damage



Strain is musculotendinous damage

Confirm cardiac arrest ?

Pt unconscious


No respiration or gasping


No central pulse

Chest compressions

Commence immediately



At lest 1/3 depth of chest



Allow for full recoil



100-120 compressions per min

Defibrillation

Prepare Pt and Defib



Team leader initiates defibrillation when ready. End of Every 2 min cpr cycle

ATP

Adenosine triphosphate .



Transports chemical energy within/between cells for metabolism.

Metabolism

The breakdown of food products into simpler forms,


Which can then be used to create energy/growth repair


Why apply pressure and immobilise?

Apply pressure to slow down lymph vessels Tx poison/venom.



Immobilise to stop muscular movement. Muscular movement drives lymph.

ACh

Acetylcholine


( parasympathetic nervous syst Tx)

ACh

Acetylcholine


( parasympathetic nervous syst Tx)

Enzyme that breaks down neurotransmitter in cleft

Acetylcholinesterase


AChE