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Exam Sections Covered in BoardCerts TCRN Question Bank

Comprehensive coverage of all exam domains with detailed topic breakdowns to ensure your success.

Clinical Practice: Head and Neck

Key topics and concepts covered in this module

Traumatic brain injuries
Spinal cord injuries
Secondary injury prevention
Facial fractures
Ocular trauma
Neck trauma
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Clinical Practice: Trunk and Pelvis

Key topics and concepts covered in this module

Chest wall injuries
Pulmonary injuries
Cardiac injuries
Great vessel injuries
Hollow organ injuries
Solid organ injuries
Diaphragmatic injuries
Retroperitoneal injuries
Pelvic fracture patterns
Pelvic vascular injuries
Bladder and urethral injuries
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Clinical Practice: Musculoskeletal and Wound

Key topics and concepts covered in this module

Vertebral injuries
Compartment syndrome
Amputations
Extremity fractures
Soft-tissue injuries
Dislocations
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Special Populations

Key topics and concepts covered in this module

Geriatric trauma
Pediatric trauma
Pregnant patients
Chemical burns (any body part, including the eye)
Electrical burns
Thermal burns
Inhalation injuries
Bariatric trauma
Intimate partner violence
Child abuse
Elder abuse
Human trafficking
Evidence collection and preservation
Chain of custody
Patients with intentional self-inflicted injuries
Comorbidities and pre-existing conditions
Substance use disorder
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Continuum of Care for Trauma

Key topics and concepts covered in this module

Primary survey
Secondary survey
Blood administration/massive transfusion
Coagulant therapy
Damage control
Trauma diamond of death
Pre-intubation optimization (apneic oxygenation, medications)
Hypovolemic shock
Obstructive shock (tamponade, tension pneumothorax)
Distributive shock (neurogenic, septic)
Cardiogenic shock
Reassessment
Consequences of resuscitation (TRALI, TACO)
Tertiary exam
Disease states (ARDS, AKI, stroke/CVA)
Infections (CLABSI, CAUTI, VAP, surgical site infection, sepsis)
Delirium, falls and withdrawal
Psychosocial issues related to trauma (trauma-informed care)
Rehabilitation and multi-disciplinary care (PT, OT, Speech, Dietary)
Organ/tissue donation
Advanced directives
Family presence
Palliative care
Brain death
Injury prevention
Pre-hospital care
Intrafacility patient transfer (within a facility, across departments)
Interfacility patient transfer (from one facility to another)
Patient/Family education
Discharge complications or barriers
Home readiness (safety concerns, transition of care)
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Professional Practice

Key topics and concepts covered in this module

Triage (MCI, Disaster Planning/Emergency Preparedness)
Decontamination
Performance improvement (over and under triage, missed injuries/delay in diagnosis, mortality/morbidity reviews)
Trauma registry (data collection)
Outcomes follow-up and feedback (referring facilities, EMS)
Evidence-based practice (best practice guidelines)
Debriefing/team support
Patient handoff (SBAR)
Event reporting
HIPAA/privacy
EMTALA
Workplace violence
Designation/verification (trauma center/trauma systems)
Injury prevention
Community outreach
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