TRAUMA ALERT CATEGORIES. I. Level I Trauma. A. Code Blue Patient. 1. Patient with traumatic mechanism is apneic and/or pulseless. B. Code Red Patient. 1 ... |
According to the hospital protocol, trauma team members should receive the second alert approximately 10 minutes before the patient arrives. This mandates ... |
Criteria for Level I Trauma Alert Activation. 1. Intubated patients transferred from scene or patients with unstable airway with respiratory compromise and ... |
Echo Alert patients are seriously injured but have stable vital signs. Team members and response are modified slightly for these patients. Initial Assessment. |
Notes: Trauma Alert is a shorthand term used to refer to patients who meet Physiological or Anatomic criteria for transport to a Trauma Center. The term is not ... |
Alpha Criteria: • Confirmed blood pressure < 90 mmHg in adults, < 100 mmHg in the elderly, & age-specific hypotension in children per the Broselow Tape. |
Three levels of Trauma Activation Criteria. Trauma Alerts and Responses are based on a combination of physiology and mechanism of injury. The addition ... |
6.18 Trauma Alert Guidelines · Penetrating injuries to the head, neck, torso, abdomen, and pelvis, excluding the hands or feet · Chest wall instability including ... |
It is not necessary to use the paging system to alert the Trauma Surgery service for this type of consultative request unless the patient is unstable or at the ... |
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