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Wed Sep 27 16:27:31 BST 2006

We have four levels of activation.  The injuries listed below fall into
our 3rd level but have to be associated with a significant MOI (ie.
high-speed MVC, Fall >15ft.,Autoped, Assault/Child abuse, MCC/ATV/Large
animal).  The patients in this level are put into a "Fast Track" to
expedite their workup and the trauma surgeon has 30 minutes from
notification to see the patient.  Thanks, Lori

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From: Milici, Justin J. [mailto:JustinM at BaylorHealth.edu] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 8:54 AM
To: traumanurses at listserve.com; TraumaNurse STN (E-mail); Trauma &amp;
Critical Care mailing list
Cc: JORIE KLEIN
Subject: Isolated femur fractures and pubic rami fractures

Question for the group: 

Are isolated femur fractures and pubic rami fractures included in your
trauma activation criteria? 

Justin Milici, RN, MSN, CCRN, CEN, CFRN, TNS 
Trauma Education, Prevention/Outreach 
Trauma Services - 11 Roberts 
Baylor University Medical Center 
3500 Gaston Ave. 
Dallas, TX 75246 
(214) 820-6818 
(214) 820-1086 - Fax 
(214) 344-3961 - Pager 
E-mail: JustinM at baylorhealth.edu 

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