You only perform a primary assessment in CPR. The primary assessment determines the immediate threats to life. The primary assessment is checking the ABC's and if there is severe bleeding. The secondary assessment is performed after threats to life are controlled. The secondary assessment is taught in First Aid.
A good examination or assessment of a patient is essential if the first aider is going to be able to treat the patient properly. It is very easy to get TUNNEL VISION, seeing the most obvious injury missing the less obvious.
Because - before administering any first-aid or medical treatment - you should assess the needs of the patient.
to give details to the ambulance
Patient confidentiality is very important that's a way to get the patients trust and is very important so there personal information won't spread out.
Yes, You can bill the patient. All the bills are the responsibility of the patient anyway. The patient can contact their insurer if they think it should have been covered.
How to ask COMPLETE questions that can be answerd.
to make traveling faster and easier
i don't think i know yet.
Children under the age of 12 should be children,when they are in high school then they should do homework but for now i think life is hard enough for us!!
He feels very excited about it. He think about his home and all the members of the home. One of the important thing that a patient thinks when he discharged is to eat something tasty and delicious but then his wife said, You can't eat that unless you get well. This is most irritating moment of patient's life after discharged.
Over a certain amount, I'm sure that it does. Your DUI assessment is meant to evaluate how severe your problem is and if you can be that intoxicated and still think you should drive it should affect your assessment.
Uhh...yeah. Chemical assessment? What, exactly, do you THINK they are going to do? Look at your science class grades?
I think in-patient drug treatment id better than out-patient.
It is the first thing you feel, it is something we all share, you dint need any information to give an accurate assessment on it. and as such makes it a good way to open conversation.
I don't think there is a test to tell if someone is bipolar. I think doctors rely mostly on symptoms of the patient, and observations of the patient.