Trauma

2. Most common cause of MODS
3. In SIRS or MODS this state results in weight loss, muscle wasting, and further organ failure
6. Results from failed hypothalamic regulatory processes; most serious form of heat stress
8. Examples include bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites that can trigger a systemic inflammatory response
11. MODS + 3 or more organ systems fail = mortality rates up to___%
13. The body's response to a variety of insults including infection (sepsis), ischemia infarction, and injury
14. Defined as a core temperature below 35 degrees C; occurs when heat produced by the body cannot compensate for heat lost to the environment
15. This type of traction provides a long-term pull that keeps injured bones and joints aligned

1. True freezing that results in the formation of ice crystals in the tissues and cells
4. Examples include gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria that can trigger a systemic inflammatory response
5. In the US, someone dies from a traumatic injury every _____ minutes
7. Presence of systemic fat globules from fractures that are distributed into tissues/organs after a skeletal injury
8. Term used for the failure of 2 or more organ systems in the acutely ill; homeostasis cannot be maintained without intervention
9. A level ____ Trauma Center is capable of providing total care for every aspect of injury-from prevention through rehabilitation
10. Term used to describe sepsis with hypotension (despite fluid resuscitation) and inadequate tissue perfusion
12. _________ levels of ALT, AST, GGT, serum albumin and prealbumin can be found in a patient with MODS