Abstract 200: Discordance Between Monitor-measured and EMS Documented Respiratory Rates in Major Traumatic Brain Injury: Implications for Injury Scoring Systems

Bruce J Barnhart,Daniel W. Spaite,Eric Helfenbein,Dawn Jorgenson,Saeed Babaeizadeh,Joshua B Gaither,Amber D. Rice,Samuel M. Keim,Gail Bradley,Chengcheng Hu

Abstract 200: Discordance Between Monitor-measured and EMS Documented Respiratory Rates in Major Traumatic Brain Injury: Implications for Injury Scoring Systems

2020

Bruce J Barnhart
Daniel W. Spaite
Eric Helfenbein
Dawn Jorgenson
Saeed Babaeizadeh
Joshua B Gaither
Amber D. Rice
Samuel M. Keim
Gail Bradley
Chengcheng Hu

Background: Respiratory rate (RR) is a key component in commonly-used trauma scoring systems [e.g., Revised Trauma Score (RTS), TRISS]. Imprecise documentation of RR introduces misclassification wh...

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Respiratory rate
Medicine
Respiratory system
trauma scoring
Traumatic brain injury
Revised Trauma Score
Emergency medicine

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