... Introduction. Blood ammonia-measurements are often performed in the emergency departments to diagno- se or rule out hepatic encephalopathy (HE). However, the utility and correct interpretation of ammonia levels is ...
... the emergencydepartment for 24 hours of intermittent abdomi- nal pain, moderate intensity, located mainly in the epigastrium but spread to the rest of the upper abdomen, mild postprandial exacerbation, ...
... Incorporating the perspectives of patients and their relatives into the study of issues related to end-of-life care is a necessary step to improve the care of these patients (Díaz-Cortés, et al., 2017, Marck et al., ...
... The triage system currently in use in most specialized care public hospitals that possess an emergencydepartment in the Madrid Health Authority (“Servicio Madrileño de Salud”) is the Manchester Triage ...
... the emergencydepartment, it is vitally important that these departments implement appropriate treatment that increases the likelihood that sinus rhythm will be restored and that establishes prophylaxis for ...
... (Canadian Emergency Departament Triage and Acuity Scale: CTAS) se establecera la relation nivel de triage y el indice de ingreso hospitalario, asi como caracteristicas de sexo y ...
... These data support the hypothesis that most of the patients re- viewed, acquired the disease by airway, possibly caused by viral infection and did not require antibiotics such as macrolides. According to data reported in ...
... As is common with other emergencydepartment stud- ies, cases also cannot be assumed to be representative of those with injuries who do not seek medical attention. All analyses reported here are based on ...
... an emergencydepartment with suspected ...an emergencydepartment, the diagnostic yield of both troponins is not ...either emergency readmissions or mortality from any ...
... Background. In clinical practice, it is assumed that a severe rise in transaminases is caused by ischemic, viral or toxic hepatitis. Nevertheless, cases of biliary obstruction have increasingly been associated with ...
... the EmergencyDepartment of the University Hospital Complex of Santiago de Compostela (CHUS), in June 2012, nursing staff started to perform triage, based on the MTS, using ALERT®TRIAGE7 ...the ...
... overall emergencydepartment (ED) visits by children and adolescents age 0-14 years in 2004, with 13 426 being seen for nonfatal unintentional injuries (rate of ...
... We carried out a prospective study of injuries second- ary to inflatable play structure accidents that attended the Paediatric EmergencyDepartment at our Hospital Uni- versitario Son Espases. This is the ...
... Title: Importance of risk stratification in chest pain in the emergencydepartment. Systematic review. Chest pain is a frequent reason for consultation in EmergencyDepartment. Is ...
... the EmergencyDepartment are ran- domized to the control arm or the intervention ...the Emergency Specialist and, if conside- red adequate, a recommendation to modify the treatment is sent to the ...
... Methods: We retrospectively described the clinical activity of the Unit during the influenza outbreaks of seasons 2016/2017 and 2017/2018. We selected sociodemographical variables, functional assessment scales (Katz ...
... El ilósofo francés Alain de Benoist dedica su obra Carl Schmitt Today. Terrorism, “Just” War, and the State of Emergency, al análisis de la tesis de que la Guerra al Terror llevada a cabo por George W. Bush se ...
... It is important to distinguish between users of scientifically‐approved, legitimate cannabis‐based medications and those who seek to use “medical” cannabis as a shield for legitimizing general cannabis use. A 2007 study ...
... Figure 1 presents the percentage of facilities (in total and by level) fulfilling the TOP and PAC criteria under our three scenarios. Under the strictest interpretation, the Zambian law scenario in a ...