'Injury severity score' diaporamas de présentation

TRAUMA III

TRAUMA III. Effects of heat, cold, electric shock, drowing, wounds and bleeding, dressing and bandages. EFFECTS OF HEAT. Regulation of body temperature. Normal body temperature Heat production Heat loss. Body Heat Production. Basal energy metabolism (adult s )

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Trauma Scoring Systems

Trauma Scoring Systems. Aim of the lecture. To understand the basic principles of injury scoring systems. To review the principal of anatomical and physiological injury scoring systems. So we should answer the following questions. Why should severity be assessed in trauma patients

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Trauma Scoring Systems

Trauma Scoring Systems. Aim of the lecture. To understand the basic principles of injury scoring systems. To review the principal of anatomical and physiological injury scoring systems. So we should answer the following questions. Why should severity be assessed in trauma patients

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GLASGOW COMA SCALE

GLASGOW COMA SCALE. WIDESPREAD USE. More than 4500 publications have appeared to its use (MEDLINE search performed in October 2005) Component of APACHE II Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation score RTS Revised Trauma Score,

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Weekend & Night Outcomes in a Mature State Trauma System

Weekend & Night Outcomes in a Mature State Trauma System. Brendan G. Carr, MD MS Department of Emergency Medicine Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. Background.

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Major Haemorrhage Policy for Trauma

Major Haemorrhage Policy for Trauma. Rachel Hawes RVI Northern trauma network conference March 2014. Background. Leading cause of traumatic death Advances in haemostatic resuscitation Balanced transfusion 1:1:1:1 Introduction of MHP Questions How many major haemorrhage pt?

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Issues to consider when estimating injury severity during risk assessment

Issues to consider when estimating injury severity during risk assessment. Dr Kirsten Vallmuur and Ms Jesani Limbong 11 th October 2013. CRICOS No. 00213J. Focus of presentation. Core input into risk assessment model is the injury severity rank and probability of occurrence

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