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What are the different parts of the system called? (3 marks) - Answer - Module 0 - Module 1 - Module 2 What do these different parts do? (3 marks) - Answer - Module 0 is primarily concerned with ruling out immediately life-threatening situations. Will be used predominantly by Health Advisors. - Module 1 contains a large database of "Pathways" from which the user chooses the most suitable one to enable detailed assessment of symptoms. Will be used predominantly by Health A...

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What is the definition of NHS Pathways? - Answer NHS Pathways does not diagnose, it rules out. Once a point is reached where it can no longer rule it out, the assessments ends and the person is referred to the relevant level of care. What is the age group for a neonate? - Answer New born - 1hour What is the age group for an infant? - Answer 1 hour - 12 months What is the age group for a toddler? - Answer 1 - 5 years What is the age group for a child? - Answer ...

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What is Module 0? - Answer - This is the stage where life threatening problems are immediately ruled out - GP urgent and inter-hospital transfers are also handled in Module 0 What is Module 1? - Answer - Once life-threatening situations have been ruled out you then enter Module 1 - A larger number of pathways designed to assess a wide range of symptoms - There is also a body map What is Module 2? - Answer - This is used by clinicians - Some complex of difficult cal...

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What does DOS stand for? - Answer Directory of Services What does the DOS do? - Answer Determines the nearest, available, appropriate service with the capacity to the see the patient. Who oversees the clinical content of Pathways? - Answer National Clinical Governance Group (NCGG) made up of representatives of all the major medical and nursing Royal Colleges. NHS Pathways works on the basis of ruling out rather than diagnosing. What does this mean? - Answer It do...

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ABC - Answer airway, breathing, circulation causes of blocked airway - Answer choking, asthma, unconsciousness causes of not breathing - Answer heart attack, injury to head or chest, drowning, severe allergy, poisoning of drugs or toxic gas Symptoms of shock - Answer anxious, restless, lethargic (slow-moving), unconscious, pale and cold skin, nauseous or vomiting, increased pulse and respiration rates, bluish tinge to skin, thirsty, dilated (enlarged) pupils h...

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List 3 signs a baby is in respiratory arrest? - Answer 1 - Unable To Cry 2 - Grunting Noises When Breathing 3 - Chest & Upper Abdomen Being Sucked In With Every Breath Is upper back pain dealt with before or after the body map? - Answer Before What level of blood sugar is classed as hypoglycaemia within the system? - Answer Below 4mls Per Litre What is meant by the term severe illness? - Answer Unable to do any of their usual activities What is meant by '...

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List 3 possible causes of oxygen not reaching the body - Answer 1 - choking 2 - ashtma attack 3 - unconsciousness What is shock? - Answer Shock is a life-threatening condition where the body's cardiovascular system fails and cannot send enough oxygen around the body. What 3 things are needed to keep the body supplied with oxygen? - Answer A - Airways B - Breathing C - Circulation List 4 key features of shock - Answer 1 - very weak 2 - unconscious 3 - pa...

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What is a pathway - Answer A pathway is a FLOWCHART which is used to access the patients’ symptoms, it's presented in a user-friendly way What is body map area - Answer Areas of the body that can be clicked to access a range of pathways What is typically known as nettle rash - Answer Uritria (hives) What are 7 reasons for early exit - Answer 1. EMERGENCY - Unconscious, Fitting Or Choking 2. The phone line went dead 3. The ambulance crew arrived before the...

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rigor definition - Answer Violent shaking of the body which occurs with a very high temperature. It's an attempt to fight of harmful organisms shock definition - Answer Cardiovascular system fails which creates an inadequate flow of oxygen around the body shock causes - Answer Severe blood loss, heavy fluid loss and failure of the heart (heart attack) Temperature - Answer Do not tell patient to use cold sponge or fan to cool them down as it can caused shiverin...

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