Feb 06, 2023
Trauma deaths are described using a trimodal pattern. A trimodal distribution of trauma deaths describes three peaks of deaths following trauma: immediate, early and late deaths. Let’s learn all the important details of this topic in the blog below.
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The table below describes the trimodal distribution of trauma deaths.
Immediate death (Occurs within minutes of injury) |
Early death (Occurs within hours of arrival into hospital) |
Late death (Occurs day to week after injury) |
Causes
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Causes
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Causes
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Triage refers to categorizing patients on the basis of the severity of their injuries an by extension, the urgency and need for care. it is Used during mass casualties It involves prioritizing victims into categories based on :
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Victims involved in a mass casualty incident are categorized using triage tags into different categories as per their treatment needs. Following color codes are used to identify patient categorization:
Following color codes are used to identify patient categorization:
Match the following categories of triage AIIMS NOV 2018
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Ans: A
SEQUENCE FOLLOWED TO SAVE THE LIFE OF PATIENT IS:
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