TRACC Cupboard

A detailed illustration of trauma care in a medical setting, including emergency procedures and life-saving interventions, with a focus on CPR and trauma kits

The TRACC Cupboard Quiz

Test your knowledge on critical trauma care practices with our engaging TRACC Cupboard Quiz. Designed for healthcare professionals, this quiz will challenge your understanding of resuscitative procedures, emergency interventions, and pharmacological treatments.

  • 10 multiple-choice questions
  • Focus on trauma management and emergency medicine
  • Perfect for self-assessment and professional development
10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by AssessingMedic446
Main indication for resuscitative thoracotomy
Penetrating chest injury & witnessed cardiac arrest with over 30 minutes downtime
Blunt injury with no signs of tamponade
Penetrating chest injury, witnessed arrest, downtime less than 10 mins
Handle bars to chest FAST positive
Indication for pericardiocentesis
Resuscitative thoracotomy
Severe chest pain in the context of trauma
Ascites
Cardiac tamponade and unstable haemodynamics
How much blood can a pelvis hold
1000-1500mls
100-500mls
4000-6000mls
250-750ml
Contraindications for a pelvic binder
Pelvic fracture
Compound tibia and fibula fracture
Haemodynamic compromise
NOF and hip dislocation
What is NOT an indication for a cricothyrotomy
Can't intubate, cant ventilate scenario
Oedema
Grade 1 airway
Massive haemorrhage with profound trismus
A sengstaken-blakemore tube is used for
Epistaxis
Severe hyperemesis in first trimester pregnancy
Tamponade of gastro-oesophageal bleeding
Compression tube for snake bites
What is the first line medication used in eclamptic seizure
Potassium
Magnesium
Mannitol
Calcium chloride
Where are the medications for PPH kept in our ED
Resus 1
TRACC cupboard
Call CTC and access from maternity
Resus pod medication fridge
Indication for a slishman traction splint
Fracture/dislocation of knee
Femur fracture or tibia/fibula fracture
Humerus fracture
Pelvic fracture
Indications for lateral canthotomy and cantholysis
Globe rupture
Severely raised IOP in context of trauma (>40mmhg)
Zygomatic fracture
Trauma to the orbital area and unable to visualise pupillary response
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