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Froggy Jumps Approach to NeurotraumaOnline version Attempt these questions on approach to Neurotrauma by Biniam Ewnte 1 What is the main bedside priority after the primary injury has already occurred? a Prevent secondary injury b Wait for CT before treatment c Give steroids immediatelysteroids 2 Which combination is part of the first 10-minute ABCDE approach in neurotrauma? a Airway protection with cervical spine stabilization b Lumbar puncture before oxygen c Immediate discharge if the patient is awake 3 Which finding is a red flag physiology in neurotrauma? a Heart rate of 70/min b SpO₂ less than 94% c Normal blood glucose 4 A new unilateral dilated pupil after head injury suggests: a A possible emergency from raised intracranial pressure or herniation b A normal alcohol-related finding c Mild concussion only 5 An adult with head injury needs CT within 1 hour if they have: a More than one episode of vomiting b Mild headache only c Normal GCS and no symptoms 6 A patient with GCS 9–12 after traumatic brain injury is classified as having: a Mild TBI b Moderate TBI c Severe TBI 7 Hypotension with bradycardia and warm peripheries after spinal cord injury suggests: a Septic shock b Neurogenic shock c Hypoglycemia 8 During referral and transfer of a neurotrauma patient, the handover should include: a Only the patient’s name and diagnosis b Age, mechanism, GCS, pupils, vitals, and deterioration concerns c Only whether CT has been done

Froggy Jumps

Approach to NeurotraumaOnline version

Attempt these questions on approach to Neurotrauma

by Biniam Ewnte

What is the main bedside priority after the primary injury has already occurred?

Prevent secondary injury

Wait for CT before treatment

Give steroids immediatelysteroids

Which combination is part of the first 10-minute ABCDE approach in neurotrauma?

Airway protection with cervical spine stabilization

Lumbar puncture before oxygen

Immediate discharge if the patient is awake

Which finding is a red flag physiology in neurotrauma?

Heart rate of 70/min

SpO₂ less than 94%

Normal blood glucose

A new unilateral dilated pupil after head injury suggests:

A possible emergency from raised intracranial pressure or herniation

A normal alcohol-related finding

Mild concussion only

An adult with head injury needs CT within 1 hour if they have:

More than one episode of vomiting

Mild headache only

Normal GCS and no symptoms

A patient with GCS 9–12 after traumatic brain injury is classified as having:

Mild TBI

Moderate TBI

Severe TBI

Hypotension with bradycardia and warm peripheries after spinal cord injury suggests:

Septic shock

Neurogenic shock

Hypoglycemia

During referral and transfer of a neurotrauma patient, the handover should include:

Only the patient’s name and diagnosis

Age, mechanism, GCS, pupils, vitals, and deterioration concerns

Only whether CT has been done

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What is the main bedside priority after the primary injury has already occurred?

Which combination is part of the first 10-minute ABCDE approach in neurotrauma?

Which finding is a red flag physiology in neurotrauma?

A new unilateral dilated pupil after head injury suggests:

An adult with head injury needs CT within 1 hour if they have:

A patient with GCS 9–12 after traumatic brain injury is classified as having:

Hypotension with bradycardia and warm peripheries after spinal cord injury suggests:

During referral and transfer of a neurotrauma patient, the handover should include:

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