Minor Injuries & Illnesses for Urgent and Pre-Hospital Clinicians
HEAPA 2000 Minor Injuries & Illnesses for Urgent and Pre-hospital clinicians
CONTENTS;
* Page 2 – contents
* Page 3 - One Patient report forms prior to course with additional comments
* Page 3 - Reflection One with patient report form
* Page 4 - Refection Two with patient report form
* Page 5 - Reflection Three with patient report form
* Page 6 - Reflection Four with patient report form
* Pages 7 – 11 – Additional patient report forms
* Page 12 - References
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REFLECTIVE NUMBER: ONE
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TYPE OF INCIDENT: Shoulder Injury - trauma
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DESCRIPTION
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999 call to male shoulder injury, en route I was considering all my potential pain relief
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options, on arrival presented by young male, GCS fifteen, standing upright at the
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door stating he had “dislocated his shoulder again”. He said he felt the joint “pop”
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when he turned the door handle. This had previously happened fifteen times in the
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last eighteen months and had most recent occurred twelve hours ago and that he
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had only returned from AED a few hours ago.
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It was obvious from initial assessment that there was evidence of lack of
CONTENTS;
* Page 2 – contents
* Page 3 - One Patient report forms prior to course with additional comments
* Page 3 - Reflection One with patient report form
* Page 4 - Refection Two with patient report form
* Page 5 - Reflection Three with patient report form
* Page 6 - Reflection Four with patient report form
* Pages 7 – 11 – Additional patient report forms
* Page 12 - References
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REFLECTIVE NUMBER: ONE
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TYPE OF INCIDENT: Shoulder Injury - trauma
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DESCRIPTION
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999 call to male shoulder injury, en route I was considering all my potential pain relief
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options, on arrival presented by young male, GCS fifteen, standing upright at the
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door stating he had “dislocated his shoulder again”. He said he felt the joint “pop”
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when he turned the door handle. This had previously happened fifteen times in the
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last eighteen months and had most recent occurred twelve hours ago and that he
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had only returned from AED a few hours ago.
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It was obvious from initial assessment that there was evidence of lack of
References: Guidelines 2006). -------------------------------------------------