Background Understanding the complex interrelationships between combat injuries,
physical health, and mental health symptoms is critical to addressing the healthcare needs …

Background. Many critically ill patients with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) are unable to
communicate. While observation of behaviors is recommended for pain assessment in …

ObjectivesThis study aimed to ascertain the association between self-reported pain intensity
and vital signs in both emergency department (ED) patients and a subgroup of patients with …

This review reports recent research into the four classic vital signs and how their normal
ranges should be defined. It also considers other parameters that might be used as …

Methods We analyzed the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey (NHAMCS)
2015. Verifiable painful conditions were identified based on the final diagnoses in the five …

Background Service members injured in combat undergo repeated surgeries and long
recoveries following a traumatic injury that produce a myriad of physical and psychological …

Introduction: Pain is the most common symptom in patients presenting for prehospital (PH)
care. Research in civilian emergency medical systems has shown wide variability in PH pain …

Emergency department (ED) pain assessment documentation in trauma patients is critical to
ED pain care. This retrospective, cross-sectional study used trauma registry data to evaluate …

Background: Pain could potentially affect all aspects of patient admission course and
outcome in emergency department (ED) when left undertreated. The alleviation of acute …

Pod pojmom politraume se podrazumeva teška istovremena povreda najmanje dve regije
tela sa anatomskom težinom povrede AIS koja je jednaka ili veća od tri kao i ukupna …