Trauma Designation
3 years
How many years is the contract time period?
Head or neck; Face; Chest; Abdominal or pelvic contents; extremities or pelvic girdle; external
What are the six body regions used to calculate ISS?
Ground Level Falls
What is the #1 mechanism of injury in the State of Washington?
Abbreviation - AIS
What is the Abbreviated Injury Scale?
Tim Orcutt
Who is the Nurse Advisor for Office of Community Health, Emergency Care Systems?
This is the location code for those who live in Assisted Living Facilities.
What is the location code "Other non-institutional residence"
This is the leading cause of death in ages 1-44.
What is unintentional injury?
A collection of blood in the space between the chest wall and the lung
What is a hemothorax?
9
How many regions are in the Washington Trauma System?
.6
What is the maximum AIS severity code descriptor?
209 of these were Injuries Reported in 2018 by State Fire Marshal's Office
How many fireworks related injuries were reported in 2018.
This is a transverse maxillary fracture through the lower maxilla including the maxillary alveolar process, portion of the maxillary sinus, the hard palate and the lower aspect of the pterygoid plates.
What is LeFort 1 fracture?
1990
What year did Washington State adopt the trauma care system?
The WA - End of Life button
What is one of the required data field in the outcomes section of the trauma registry.
This age group ranks #1 in unintentional MVC
What age Group is 15-24 year olds?
A collection of fluid in the pericardial space
What is cardiac tamponade?
St. Joseph/Tacoma General; Madigan Army Medical Center; PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center; Providence Regional Medical Center, Everett; PeaceHealth St. Joseph's Medical Center; Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center;
What are the level II trauma centers in Washington State?
500
How many data fields does DOH require?
The highest number of TBI related deaths are in this age group
What age group is 85 years and older?
This part of the skull, includes these - frontal, occipital, parietal and temporal.
What are the bones of the skull vault?