traumatic brain injury

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TBI leading cause of _____ in the US

injury related to death

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TBI =

alteration in brain func due to an external source

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most common cause of TBI

fall

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risk of TBI

  • older adults > ____ yrs

  • _____

  • older adolescents (____-____ yrs)

75, infants, 14, 24

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primary brain injury: ____ forces that cause brain tissue to make ____ with an object 

rapid ____ and ____ forces 

external, direct contact, acceleration, deceleration 

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secondary injury: changes compromising brain ____ in the hours, days and weeks following _____

function, initial injurt

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focal injury: localized to the area of the brain under the _____

site of impact

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types of focal injuries

hematoma, contusion, laceration

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hematoma: 

collection of blood in one of the several layers of the brain 

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contusion:

bruise of brain tissue caused by small blood vessel leaks

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laceration

tearing of neural tissue

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types of hematoma

epidural, subdural, intracerebral

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epidural hematoma 

  • ____ bleeding between ____ and ____

  • associated with ____ 

  • causes rapid increase of ____

arterial, dura, skull, skull fx, ICP 

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subdural hematoma

  • rupture of ____ between _____ and _____

  • associated with ____ without ____

veins, dura, arachnoid, trauma, skull fx

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intracerebral hematoma

  • common in ____ or ____ lobes

  • mod to severe

frontal, temporal

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most common areas of contusion

frontal and temporal lobes

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_____ occurs most often with MVAs 

contusion 

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injury resulting from an explosive device

blast injury

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blast injury - primary injury: transient ____

shock wave

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blast injury - secondary injury: ____

shrapnel

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blast injury - tertiary injury: victim is ____

flung backward 

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sequelae of TBI

cognitive, neurobehavorial, neuromscular, communication, swallowing, activity limitations, participation restrictions, dysautonomia, post traumatic seizures

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overactivation of sypathetic nervous system

dysautonomia

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coma = eyes _____, _____ sleep/wake cycles, ____ dependent

closed, no, ventilator

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vegetative state = eyes _____, ______ sleep/wake cycles, absent awareness of _____/_____/_____

withdrawal to _____

open, has, surroundings, meaningful cognitive function, communication

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vegetative state is characterized as

unresponsive wakefullness

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minimally conscious state: some evidence of ____ awareness, inconsistent ____ movements, will ____ to simuli

self or environmental, volitional, localize

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measures level of arousal 

glasgow coma scale 

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flexor posture

decorticate

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extensor posture

decerebrate

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motor response from best to worst

localized to pain, withdraws to pain, decorticate, decerebrate, flaccid

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loss of consciousness 

mild = 

mod = 

severe = 

0-30min, >30min, <24hr, >24 hr 

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alteration of consciousness

mild = 

mod = 

severe = 

brief to >24 hr, >24 hr, 24 hr

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post traumatic amnesia

mild = 

mod = 

severe = 

0-1day, >1 <7 days, >7 days

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secondary complications of TBI

  • _____

  • _____ ossificans

  • ____ ulcer

  • _____

  • _____ pain

  • _____

  • decreased ____

  • muscle ____

  • _____

  • _____ nerve damage

DVT, hetetrophic, pressure, pnuemonia, chronic, contractures, endurance, atrophy, fracture, peripheral

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early medial management 

  • stabilize ____ and ___ systems 

  • minimize _____ injury 

cardiovascular, respiratory, secondary 

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goals of early medical management

  • systolic BP > ____ mmHg

  • SpO2 >____%

  • ICP <____mmHg

  • cerebral perfusion pressure > ____ mmHg

90, 90, 20, 60

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Rancho Los Amigos LOCF - pt appears in deep sleep and completely unrepsonsive

1 - no response

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Rancho Los Amigos LOCF - reacts inconsistently and nonpurposefully to stimuli

2 - generalized response

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Rancho Los Amigos LOCF - pt reacts specifically but inconsistently to stimuli 

3 - localized response

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Rancho Los Amigos LOCF - pt is heightened state of activity, behavior is bizzare and non purposeful

4 - confused agitated

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Rancho Los Amigos LOCF - pt able to respond to stimuli commands fairly consistently

5 - confused inappropriate

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Rancho Los Amigos LOCF - pt showas goal directed behavior but depends on external input or direction

confused appropriate

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Rancho Los Amigos LOCF - pt appears appropriate and oriented within hospital and home settings 

automatic and appropriate 

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Rancho Los Amigos LOCF - pt is able to recall and integreate recent evetns and is aware of and responsice to environment

purposeful appropriate

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special considerations for confused anfd agitated patients

  • ____ is important

  • create ____ environment

  • maintain ___ and stay ___

  • be flexible to pts ___

  • allow ____ periods

consistency, safe, composure, clam, lability, rest

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early assisted mobilization

  • improved likelihood of ____

  • reduce risk of ____

  • improved ____

  • shorten ____

home d/c, secondary complications, outcomes, length of stay

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contraindications to early mobilization 

unstable spine, increased ICP 

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precautions to early mobilization

  • ____ restrictions

  • ____ integrity

  • ____ instability

  • _____ status

WB, skin/joint, autonomic, cardiovascular

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negative prognostic factors

  • low initial ____

  • age, race, lower edu level

  • initial ____ evidence of hemorrhage, subarachnouc bleed, subdural hematoma, etc

GCS, CT