A head injury can be classed as

A minor head injury will result in

A concussion can be defined as

A red flag can be described as a

Which of the following are some of the red flags for Major head injury

Damage occurring on the opposite side of the brain where the brain has bounced back and impacted the skull is known as what type of injury

Coup injuries can result in internal brain contusion, swelling, and haemorrhage without any obvious external injury, True or False

A depressed skull fracture composes of

What does CSF stand of

Which of the following signs can be specific to a base of skull fracture

Within the skull, the brain is surrounded by 3 layers of tissues, what collective name is given to these

Where can the Subdural space be found

A subdural haemorrhage can sometimes be slow in progression, and a patient may not have any TBI symptoms initially, True or False

A Subarachnoid haemorrhage occurs in the

What needs to be maintained to ensure normal brain physiology and prevent oedema

Within a healthy adult, CPP averages around

What is the calculation for Mean Arterial Pressure (MAP)

For CPP to be maintained, MAP needs to be what compared to ICP

A deadly pathophysiological cycle can occur between increasing ICP and MAP resulting in brain herniation and coning, True or False

What Reflex or Triad can be used to help identify increasing ICP pathology

What 3 signs and symptoms are present in Cushing’s Reflex

During the pathophysiology of ‘Coning’, what is the name of the hole at the bottom of the skull which the brain is being forced through

Where suspecting a possible Traumatic Brain Injury, you must still place a hard cervical collar on if also suspecting c-spine injury, True or False

Impact brain apnoea can be described as

Having high capnography levels in a TBI patient is good for their overall outcome, True or False