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TISS therapeutic variables: T9 to T16 | TISS therapeutic variables: T9 to T16 | ||
'''T15''' & '''T16''' are '''[[ | '''T15''' & '''T16''' are '''[[TISS76-mutually exclusive items | mutually exclusive]]'''. Select only ONE item per day that will give you the most points. | ||
*T9 - ECG monitoring | *T9 - ECG monitoring | ||
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**Permanent pacer not included. | **Permanent pacer not included. | ||
*T17 - Post Cardiac Arrest - (first 48 hours) mark for 2 days. Also see: [[ | *T17 - Post Cardiac Arrest - (first 48 hours) mark for 2 days. Also see: [[TISS76-48 hour rule]] | ||
*T18 - Cardioversion/Defibrillation - While in ICU only | *T18 - Cardioversion/Defibrillation - While in ICU only | ||
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*T19 - IABP | *T19 - IABP | ||
*NOTE: Community hospitals (Oaks, Grace, Concordia, Victoria). If a patient goes from your center to STB or HSC for an angiogram/plasty, has an IABP inserted in the angio department and is either admitted for HSC or STB ICU/CCU or goes directly to the OR from there, please do not put on your TISS item # 19 -IABP.Discharge to should be coded using the codes for HSC or STB for OR , CCU , SICU or MICU. | |||
*Also see: | *Also see: | ||
**[[ | **[[TISS76-Neurological]] | ||
**[[ | **[[TISS76-Blood Products]] | ||
**[[ | **[[TISS76-Respiratory]] | ||
**[[ | **[[TISS76-Gastrointestinal]] | ||
**[[ | **[[TISS76-Genitourinary]] | ||
**[[ | **[[TISS76-Fluid Lytes bloodsample]] | ||
**[[ | **[[TISS76-Meds IVs]] | ||
**[[ | **[[TISS76-General Care]] | ||
**[[ | **[[TISS76-Procedures Interventions]] | ||
**[[ | **[[! TISS76 Collection Guide]] | ||
**[[ | **[[TISS76-Points]] | ||
**[ | **[[File:TISS76-FORM for ICU citywide2.pdf]] | ||
==discussion== | ==discussion== | ||
*Hourly vital signs essentially means that a pt is not that stable and requires frequent vital signs. If a pt comes in at 2100 hrs for example, they may require hourly vitals but by the above definition will not get tiss points for hourly vitals simply because there are only 3 hours in that day on the first day of tiss. | *Hourly vital signs essentially means that a pt is not that stable and requires frequent vital signs. If a pt comes in at 2100 hrs for example, they may require hourly vitals but by the above definition will not get tiss points for hourly vitals simply because there are only 3 hours in that day on the first day of tiss. | ||
*For all the other items on the form, an intervention can be used only briefly in order to count it. Why is 6 hours of all vital signs needed for the hourly vital signs? A pt may be very unstable for only 2 hours requiring frequent vital signs and then go back to vital signs every 2 hours following this, then they do not get any tiss points for this either. Would like your feedback on this question.--[[User:LKolesar|LKolesar]] 13:11, 2012 February 21 (CST) | *For all the other items on the form, an intervention can be used only briefly in order to count it. Why is 6 hours of all vital signs needed for the hourly vital signs? A pt may be very unstable for only 2 hours requiring frequent vital signs and then go back to vital signs every 2 hours following this, then they do not get any tiss points for this either. Would like your feedback on this question.--[[User:LKolesar|LKolesar]] 13:11, 2012 February 21 (CST) | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:TISS76 Legacy-Elements]] | ||
[[Category:TISS76 Legacy]] | |||