PPT-Vitals

Vital Signs include Temperature Pulse Respiration Blood Pressure Skin Color Level of Consciousness Pupil Size Reactivity amp Trackability Vital signs are interdependent of each other because a change in one will affect another Like a rise in temperature will increase respiration rate. Presented by Drs Green, Grimes, Handa & Hueppchen along with Anatomy Faculty. 12/2/08. Case 1: Day 1 8pm. A . 21-year-old woman presents to the emergency department complaining of abdominal pain. She has had the pain for 2-3 days, and came to the emergency department because it became unbearable and she felt as though she could pass out. . Shock. Emergent Disorders in Critical Care . Shock. Decreased tissue perfusion . . inadequate O2 delivery . . . tiessue. ischemia. Common Clinical Features of Shock. 1. HYPOTENSION. SBP < 90 mm Hg. Vital Signs include . Temperature. Pulse. Respiration. Blood Pressure. Skin Color. Level of Consciousness. Pupil Size, Reactivity & . Trackability. Vital signs are interdependent of each other because a change in one will affect another. Like a rise in temperature will increase respiration rate.. Blood Pressure using BP cuff. Fit cuff snugly around arm, slightly above elbow area. Put on stethoscope, placing the bell over the brachial artery. Make sure valve is twisted close. Start pumping bulb to about 180-200, or when you hear no more sounds through stethoscope. Lexi Northrup. Writing . 1010. December 17, 2013. What is an anesthesiologist?. In the United States, an anesthesiologist is defined as a registered nurse who has completed specialized education and training in anesthesiology.. Bengal industrial economy Kunal Bose July 27, 2015 Last Updated at 22:33 IST Industrial reverses that West Bengal suffered in the 1960s due to a lethal combination of recession and militant trade uni 2. What is Healthcare Transparency?. 3. Healthcare Transparency . . Easy-to-understand information to enable members . to make best fitting and personalized healthcare decisions. Cost of . care. Computing for Research I. Spring 2011. January 19, 2011 . What are Macros and why do we need /use them?. A macro is a way to automate a task that you perform repeatedly or on a regular basis.. It is a series of commands and actions that can be stored and run whenever you need to perform the task.. Budget Goal: . under promise and over deliver. QUICK FACT:. THE vast MAJORITY OF COUNTY RECORDERS OFFICES ARE NOT SELF SUSTAINING. IT IS DIFFICULT TO MAKE BUDGETARY DECISIONS WITHOUT ENTIRELY KNOWING WHAT IT IS THAT WE DO. Presented by Drs Green, Grimes, Handa & Hueppchen along with Anatomy Faculty. 12/2/08. Case 1: Day 1 8pm. A . 21-year-old woman presents to the emergency department complaining of abdominal pain. She has had the pain for 2-3 days, and came to the emergency department because it became unbearable and she felt as though she could pass out. . Webinar on Maternal . Hypertension . June 14, 2016. Agenda. 2. TIME. TOPIC. SPEAKER. 11:00 – 11:05. . a.m.. Welcome. Data Update. Deborah Tuttle, . NYSPFP. 11:05 – 11:10 a.m.. 11:10 – 11:35 a.m.. Your Crew. Alan and Laurie. Key Advantages of the . SoftID.Tx. / . SoftBank. Integrated Solution. Traumas. Adverse reaction alerts and auto-notification. Full chain-of-custody of blood products due to . Clinical Result Data. Vitals, . Imms. , Rad Results, . Chem. , Micro, Pathology. Objectives. Describe the available DaVINCI clinical result tables and their characteristics. Describe similarities and differences with VA CDW tables. Jonathan . Burgei. , DO. Internal Medicine Chief Resident. Night Float. 6:30 PM – ~ 7:30 AM. Meet in resident lounge. Responds to pages regarding med team patients. Document ALL calls (even minor issues).