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*A physiologically element collected for APACHE II | |||
*See [[General Collection Guidelines for Apache II#When to collect, which value to use]]. | |||
== Data Integrity Rules == | == Data Integrity Rules == | ||
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Discussed in Nov 21 ICU team meeting: | Discussed in Nov 21 ICU team meeting: | ||
If a patient is '''actively cooled for therapeutic reasons''', use the most recent one prior to cooling | If a patient is '''actively cooled for therapeutic reasons''', use the most recent one '''prior to'''cooling. | ||
*cardiac arrest | *cardiac arrest may having the cooling protocol applied. See [[BRR]] for more information. to 32°C to 34°C for 12 to 24 hours. | ||
If a patient is arriving from the OR cold, use the actual worst temperature since this low temp could also be a negative result of "having been open" for a long time. | If a patient is arriving from the OR cold, use the actual worst temperature since this low temp could also be a negative result of "having been open" for a long time. | ||
Revision as of 01:29, 24 January 2009
- A physiologically element collected for APACHE II
- See General Collection Guidelines for Apache II#When to collect, which value to use.
Data Integrity Rules
- (>=20 And <=43.5)
Artificial Cooling
Discussed in Nov 21 ICU team meeting:
If a patient is actively cooled for therapeutic reasons, use the most recent one prior tocooling.
- cardiac arrest may having the cooling protocol applied. See BRR for more information. to 32°C to 34°C for 12 to 24 hours.
If a patient is arriving from the OR cold, use the actual worst temperature since this low temp could also be a negative result of "having been open" for a long time.
- the key to APACHE is not to record iatrogenically induce problem.TOstryzniuk 23:26, 4 December 2008 (CST)