Trauma Month!

2. A quick way to see fluid in the abdomen
5. Movement seen with flail chest
8. Condition with dark tea urine and elevated CK
11. The most common mechanism of injury at ANW Hospital
13. During a MTP, a 1:1:1 ratio of PRBC, plasma and ___ are administered
16. Device used to control hemorrhage
17. Type of shock seen with spinal cord injuries after loss of sympathetic response
18. Never let your trauma patient get ___
19. The most common form of hypovolemic shock in trauma patients

1. May is ___ Awareness Month
3. hypothermia, hypotension and acidosis are considered the "Trauma ____ of Death"
4. Bubbles in the water chamber of a chest tube indicate there is a(n) ___?
6. Abbott Northwestern Hospital is a Level ___ Trauma Center
7. Type of saline given to reduce ICP
9. Protective device that reduces the severity of head injury after a traumatic incident occurs
10. Nausea, vomiting and pupil changes are a signs of increased ___
12. A positive Kehr's sign strongly suggestions injury to this organ
14. Trauma Nurse Certification
15. A significant amount of blood in the pleural space