Revalida (Brazil Medical Diploma Revalidation Exam) · Clinical Medicine and Surgery
Trauma and Surgery
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- Which sign is classically associated with acute appendicitis?
- What is the correct sequence of the primary survey in trauma according to ATLS?
- A patient with partial small bowel obstruction should first receive
- Which three signs form Beck's triad in cardiac tamponade?
- A trauma patient has severe dyspnoea, hypotension, distended neck veins and absent breath sounds on the right. What is the immediate action?
- An adult weighing 70 kg has burns over 50% of the body surface. By the Parkland formula (4 mL x kg x % burned), what is the volume of crystalloid for the first 24 hours?
- An adult weighing 80 kg has burns over 30% of the body surface. By the Parkland formula (4 mL x kg x % burned), what is the volume of crystalloid for the first 24 hours?
- What is the range of the Glasgow Coma Scale?
- An adult weighing 50 kg has burns over 30% of the body surface. By the Parkland formula (4 mL x kg x % burned), what is the volume of crystalloid for the first 24 hours?
- An adult weighing 60 kg has burns over 30% of the body surface. By the Parkland formula (4 mL x kg x % burned), what is the volume of crystalloid for the first 24 hours?
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