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The FAST exam is most useful for detecting which of the following?
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Diaphragmatic Tear
Free fluid in the abdomen
Intestinal Perforation
Renal Injury
Which of the four FAST views will most frequently be positive in adult patients wiht free fluid in their abdomen?
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LUQ (Perisplenic)
RUQ (Morrison's)
Suprapubic
Subxiphoid
Which of the following views is not part of the basic FAST exam?
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Pelvic
Periumbilical
Perihepatic
Pericardial
Free fluid can be missed when the following area of the right upper quadrant is NOT visualized?
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The inferior pole of the right kidney
The inferior vena cava
The right adrenal gland
The right renal artery
What is the relationship of spleen and left kidney compared to liver and right kidney?
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Anterior and inferior
Anterior and superior
Posterior and inferior
Posterior and superior
An obese patient presents after a high speed MVC with a BP 104/66, HR 108. You attempt to perform the FAST exam at the subxiphoid level but can not obtain the view. What would be the next step?
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Acquire a parasternal view
Call a trauma surgeon
Continue FAST and skip the cardiac view
Obtain a chest x-ray
Fluid is most commonly detected in what part of the left upper quadrant
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Morrison's Pouch
Paracolic gutter
Splenorenal recess
Subphrenic space
Which of the following injuries is most likely to be missed by the FAST exam?
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Grade IV splenic rupture
Intraperitoneal bladder rupture
Mesenteric vein laceration
Retroperitoneal hematoma
Which of the following represents Morrison's Pouch in the image below?
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A
B
C
D
In which area do you see a pericardial effusion in the image below?
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A
B
C
D
In the parasternal view below, which area is one most likely to first see evidence of a pericardial effusion in the trauma patient?
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A
B
C
D
The correct interpretation for the RUQ image below is:
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Indeterminate, inadequate visualization of anatomy.
Fluid in Morrison's Pouch
Peritoneal free fluid
Thoracic free fluid
The free fluid present in the image below is:
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Pericardial
Peritoneal
Pleural
There is no free fluid in this image
The structure identified by the asterisk in the image below is the:
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Aorta
Heart
IVC
Liver
The pleural line in the image below is marked by:
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A
B
C
D
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