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| A body in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an outside force. | Inertia.
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| Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. It is only changed from one form to another. | Conservation of energy.
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| Energy in motion. Double weight =double energy. Speed is the greatest factor! | Kinetic energy.
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| Emphasizes the importance of rate at which an object changes speed. (Acceleration or deceleration) | Force.
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| Indirect injury to underlying structures, transmission of energy into the body, tearing muscles, vessels and bone, rupture of solid organs. | Closed injury.
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| Open injury. Direct injury to underlying structures. | Penetrating.
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| Events of impact in mvc. | Vehicle collision. Body collision. Organ collision. Secondary collision (objects inside vehicle strike occupant)
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| Reduce blunt chest trauma but causes hand, forearm and facial injuries. | Airbags.
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| Events of an explosion. | Pressure wave. Structure collapse. Blast wind. Burns. Projectiles. Personal displacement.
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| Blast injury phases. | Primary-heat of explosion.
Secondary-trauma caused by projectiles.
Tertiary-personal displacement and structure collapse.
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| Blast injuries | Ruptured organs. Hearing loss. Lungs. Diaphragm rupture. Penetrating wounds. Burns.
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| Crush injuries | Damage caused by great force to soft tissue and bones. Tissue stretching and compression. Extended pressure results in anaerobic metabolism distal to compression. Toxins build. Hemorrhage.
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| Care for prolonged crush injuries. | Sodium bicarb-reduces acidosis. Dopamine-improve kidney function. Morphine-pain management. Longer than 45 mins, push bicarb and calcium before release.
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