CAISS CERTIFICATION STUDY GUIDE Exam
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Origins of AIS (3) 1) Standardized system
2) Classify type/severity of injury from MVC
3) Consensus
Injury descriptors are organized Anatomically
_________________________ ?
Injury severity is ranked relative to its The whole body
importance to _______________?
AIS reflects severity of single injuries 1) time
and are unaffected by what three 2) sequela
things? 3) outcome
What type of scale does AIS use? 6 point ordinal scale
Which type of measurement is more Physiologic
variable? Anatomic or Physiologic?
, Is clinical training necessary for NO
collecting injury data?
AIS is based on what three (3) 1) anatomically- based
factors? 2) consensus driven
3) global
Severity is NOT contingent upon 1) Outcome
what two (2) factors? 2) time
Numerical ranking of severity: 1 minor
Numerical ranking of severity: 2 moderate
Numerical ranking of severity: 3 serious
Numerical ranking of severity: 4 severe
Numerical ranking of severity: 5 critical
Numerical ranking of severity: 6 maximum (currently untreatable)
Is mortality a sole determinant of AIS NO
severity?
Are all AIS data comparable from NO (updates)
year to year?
Is "DEATH" part of the severity NO
scale?
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Terms in this set (327)
Origins of AIS (3) 1) Standardized system
2) Classify type/severity of injury from MVC
3) Consensus
Injury descriptors are organized Anatomically
_________________________ ?
Injury severity is ranked relative to its The whole body
importance to _______________?
AIS reflects severity of single injuries 1) time
and are unaffected by what three 2) sequela
things? 3) outcome
What type of scale does AIS use? 6 point ordinal scale
Which type of measurement is more Physiologic
variable? Anatomic or Physiologic?
, Is clinical training necessary for NO
collecting injury data?
AIS is based on what three (3) 1) anatomically- based
factors? 2) consensus driven
3) global
Severity is NOT contingent upon 1) Outcome
what two (2) factors? 2) time
Numerical ranking of severity: 1 minor
Numerical ranking of severity: 2 moderate
Numerical ranking of severity: 3 serious
Numerical ranking of severity: 4 severe
Numerical ranking of severity: 5 critical
Numerical ranking of severity: 6 maximum (currently untreatable)
Is mortality a sole determinant of AIS NO
severity?
Are all AIS data comparable from NO (updates)
year to year?
Is "DEATH" part of the severity NO
scale?