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• Bodily Injury: No matter what type of motor vehicle accident, it is important for victims to be properly

20. A patient was in an automobile accident and is complaining of a minor headache and no other apparent injuries. History gathered from bystanders states that the patient was not wearing a seat belt and hit his head on the windshield. A 15-minute loss of consciousness was noted. The patient was then admitted for 24-hour observation to rule out head injury. A comprehensive history and exam are performed by the physician. The MDM is of moderate complexity.

As a direct and proximate result of Plaintiff’s fall from the unsecured wheelchair, Plaintiff’s suffered severe pain and injury to her spine. As a direct and proximate result of

On Tuesday, September 29th my partner and I had the opportunity to interview a 55-year-old patient named Tom at LA County Hospital, admitted nine days prior for injuries he sustained after being struck by a city vehicle. His injuries were quite apparent the moment we sat down with him: his right foot bandaged up, having been crushed by the vehicle’s tires, abrasions and bruising all over his lower limbs and worst of all, a broken pelvis. Yet despite the bad shape he was in, Tom was kind enough share his life story with us and provide the limited knowledge he had about his insurance history.

The nurse was asked what was hurting and "she replied that she was having head pain and a server headache", the next question which was asked what time the incident happened, and "she replied to it that it had happened around 16:30 hours and has been sitting here to see if the pain would go away", the next question which was asked if she wanted to go to the hospital, "she replied that she wants to go", The EMS crew then told the nurse to get up and move over to the stretcher located along the side of her and,"she replied that she did not want to go by a stretcher and, but she would prefer to walk out to the

This section will utilise the Gibbs' cycle to reflect upon an accident that occurred in placement. A patient, who required a one person assist, wanted to have a shower. However, she was in bed all day and had issues standing. We managed to go to the bathroom but she wanted to use the toilet and I asked her to hold on to the railings to remove her pad. Unfortunately, she held on to the unstable commode chair railings, and ended up falling on her bottom. I tried to catch her but she weighed too much. Then, I wanted to leave her to call someone but I did not want to leave her alone so I ended up pressing the call button. I felt incredibly helpless as I did not know what to do and could not help her in any way. I also felt so stupid and cruel

Although all accidents and injuries can be unique in their own way, we do utilize a professional, structured process that is designed to protect your rights and attain a positive resolution for you. We assemble your claim alleging the negligence of the responsible party, using police reports, medical observations, photographs, witness accounts, and your own testimonial account. While we do all of the work, you can concentrate on healing and recovering, while anticipating the normalcy returning back to your

Axia College Material Appendix C Understanding Work-Related Injuries Case Studies: 1. Janet works as a branch manager for a large banking firm. Her job requires her to travel by personal vehicle to different branch offices several times each week. Janet has lower back problems from a result of a skiing accident many years ago, which is further aggravated by long periods of sitting while driving. Janet was returning from the branch office to the home office on Thursday afternoon when another driver struck her car from behind. A physician examined Janet and determined that the accident aggravated her pre-existing back injury. The physician ordered Janet to remain off work for at least two weeks.

On this date and time this caseworker met with Latonya Myles for a follow up visit. At this time this caseworker observed Jacoreyn to be clean. healthy and adequately dressed. The marking cause by the fall on Jacoreyn forehead had fully healed and his skin has return to its normal color. The caseworker observed Jacoreyn walking and playing with his tablet along with his brother Jaylin. Ms. Myles reported that Jacoreyn head has heal well and she has not had any problems. Ms. Myles reported no concerns. Ms. Myles gave the caseworker permission to speak with her son Jaylin.

In April 2012, Mr. Hammett’s death was ruled to be human errors that individually would have been unlikely to harm him but proved collectively to be fatal. Mr. Hammett surgery was at at private hospital that did not have any after hours medical cover. During the procedure his oxygen saturation levels were almost perfect, maintaining it at 99%. Somehow during or after being transferred to Post Anaesthetic Care Unit (PACU) his oxygen saturation levels fell to 64%. The anaesthetist assumed that it was caused by an obstructed airway and discharged the patient to the ward; he did not look for anything further to be wrong with the patient. Mr. Hammett complained continously to the RN of high levels of pain; the RN ignored him and referred to him as a “wimp” when switching shifts. Although Mr. Hammett was on a Gemstar pump, which recorded him pressing

It's Rose Ann. I just want to let you know that Mr. Bogue, James in room 564, MRN 291222300018 fell yesterday around 4pm. He was Amanda's patient and she completed the voice. I notified our risk management Jodi Palmer about the incident. Apparently the patient was instructed by Amanda not to get up because he was hypotensive, but he didn't listen and grabbed the walker and fell forward. We ended up calling RRT because he was hypotensive and developed a big hematoma on his right groin surgical post angiogram from previous day. The patient was transferred in ICU12. We were short staff from 7a-7p, I called everyone with no luck. Our nurses and PCA were overwhelmed, because we kept on getting multiple admissions, including 2 cath lab patients

FACTS Our client, Mr. Oleg Burov, came for advice on the possibility of being sued for a slip and fall injury on a hot tub at his parents’ summerhouse. On August 12, 2016, Mr. Frank Gaad suffered a serious injury that put him in a coma forcing him to breathe through a respirator.

It is appreciated that the given case study contains other factors such as psychological trauma and the impact of blood loss. However this essay is going to explore the efficacy of pre hospital immobilisation utilising cervical collars and extrication/ orthopaedic stretchers, reflecting on an account from the paramedic’s practice. A

So, it’s about 1700 and my flight has just landed and everything went pretty well. We are closing up the bird and getting ready to go home. The helicopter is all tied up and wiped down and everything is start to look good. Then some last minute maintenance comes up and the VELOs need to be tightened an blade pins need to be safety wired. Shortly thereafter, about 2 hours because I’m a retard and safety wired the VELOs instead of tightening them, but that’s another story. We finish the job I come in to sign off the MAFs and BAM! I set my cranial down on the floor or desk I don’t recall and I didn’t see it again until the next morning about 70ft above the hangar floor. Now I know the importance of the tool control program I am about to, in

Jane was involved in a single-vehicle accident that resulted in multiple areas of injury from a head trauma, two broken ribs as well as bilateral fractures in her leg’s as well as right arm and wrist fracture. Jane was, transported a hospital that was an hour and half away from her home.