How to Find the Answer to a Trauma Quickfire Round

A new feature that I'm introducing is the trauma quickfire round. It's just taking an isolation, and you tell me what the answer to the question is. There's no discussion, there's no explaining or asking for more information. You see air bubbles in the coronary vessels? Air embolism? In coronary vessels, it's usually a left-sided one from a pulmonary injury. Left thoracobdominal stab wound has a negative fast exam, a completely benign abdominal exam. What else are you worried about? Difragm. That's the patient who should probably have a laparoscopy to look for a diaphragm injury. Post-terior knee disl