End‐tidal carbon dioxide measured at emergency department triage outperforms standard triage vital signs in predicting in‐hospital mortality and intensive care unit admission.
- Resource Type
- Article
- Authors
- Ladde, Jay G.; Miller, Stacie; Chin, Kevin; Feffer, Cole; Gulenay, George; Kepple, Kirsten; Hunter, Christopher; Thundiyil, Josef G.; Papa, Linda
- Source
- Academic Emergency Medicine; Aug2023, Vol. 30 Issue 8, p832-841, 10p
- Subject
- INTENSIVE care units
BIOMARKERS
SODIUM bicarbonate
STATISTICS
MEDICAL triage
HOSPITAL emergency services
BODY temperature
SCIENTIFIC observation
CONFIDENCE intervals
FLUID therapy
PREDICTIVE tests
VITAL signs
SYSTOLIC blood pressure
TRAUMA centers
CRITICALLY ill
PATIENTS
RESPIRATORY measurements
OXYGEN saturation
MANN Whitney U Test
RISK assessment
HOSPITAL mortality
HOSPITAL admission & discharge
DIASTOLIC blood pressure
T-test (Statistics)
LACTATES
HEART beat
DESCRIPTIVE statistics
CHI-squared test
GLASGOW Coma Scale
RECEIVER operating characteristic curves
STATISTICAL sampling
ODDS ratio
SENSITIVITY & specificity (Statistics)
DATA analysis
LOGISTIC regression analysis
CAPNOGRAPHY
ACIDOSIS
LONGITUDINAL method
ACID-base equilibrium
DISCHARGE planning
PULSE (Heart beat)
- Language
- ISSN
- 10696563
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