ABS
Arabic translation: ملاحظات التمريض
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ملاحظات التمريض Explanation: تحية طيبة، بالنظر إلى سياق نص المصدر، اعتقد ان هناك خطأ في كلمة ABS وكان من المفترض أن تكون OBS والتي هي اختصار ل Observations والتي تستخدم في مجال التمريض بصورتها المختصرة، فنقول a set of OBS وبالعربية ترجمتها: "ملاحظات التمريض" وهي مجموعة الملاحظات البدنية التي يقوم بها طاقم التمريض في المستشفيات والعيادات وهي تشمل: معدل التنفس، مستوى الأكسجين في الدم، ضغط الدم، الحرارة. تفسيري مبني على خبرتي الشخصية في العمل بمجال التمريض في المملكة المتحدة بالإضافة إلى دراستي الصيدلانية. كما أن سياق النص الأجنبي يفسر المصطلح بذكره عناصر ملاحظات التمريض blood pressure, glucose, etc Example sentence(s):
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peer agreement (net): +2| abs مقياس اضطراب السلوك Explanation: Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS) ABS The agitated behavior scale (ABS) was designed to evaluate agitation and other problematic behaviors that commonly occur during the acute recovery .. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 39 mins (2020-06-05 19:12:32 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- قياس سلوك المريض اذا كان هناك اضطراب ، قلق، إثارة -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 41 mins (2020-06-05 19:14:58 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS; Corrigan, 1989) is a 14-item scale developed to monitor agitation during the acute phase of recovery from acquired brain injury. While previous studies have supported the reliability, internal consistency, and concurrent validity of the ABS, the current study was designed to investigate its underlying factor structure, as well as to determine systematic effects of time-of-day on the occurrence of agitation. Subjects were 212 patients with traumatic or other recently acquired brain injury who exhibited agitation during their treatment on a specialized brain-injury unit of an acute rehabilitation hospital. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 51 mins (2020-06-05 19:25:00 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- AGITATED BEHAVIOR SCALE Patient Period of Observation: a.m. Observ. Environ. From: p.m. / / a.m. Rater/Disc. To: p.m. / / At the end of the observation period indicate whether the behavior described in each item was present and, if so, to what degree: slight, moderate or extreme. Use the following numerical values and criteria for your ratings. 1 = absent: the behavior is not present. 2 = present to a slight degree: the behavior is present but does not prevent the conduct of other, contextually appropriate behavior. (The individual may redirect spontaneously, or the continuation of the agitated behavior does not disrupt appropriate behavior. ) 3 = present to a moderate degree: the individual needs to be redirected from an agitated to an appropriate behavior, but benefits from such cueing. 4 = present to an extreme degree: the individual is not able to engage in appropriate behavior due to the interference of the agitated behavior, even when external cueing or redirection is provided. DO NOT LEAVE BLANKS. 1. Short attention span, easy distractibility, inability to concentrate. 2. Impulsive, impatient, low tolerance for pain or frustration. 3. Uncooperative, resistant to care, demanding. 4. Violent and or threatening violence toward people or property. 5. Explosive and/or unpredictable anger. 6. Rocking, rubbing, moaning or other self-stimulating behavior. 7. Pulling at tubes, restraints, etc. 8. Wandering from treatment areas. 9. Restlessness, pacing, excessive movement. 10. Repetitive behaviors, motor and/or verbal. 11. Rapid, loud or excessive talking. 12. Sudden changes of mood. 13. Easily initiated or excessive crying and/or laughter. 14. Self-abusiveness, physical and/or verbal. Total Score -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 13 hrs (2020-06-06 08:31:44 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Brain Injury Medicine, 2nd Edition: Principles and Practicebooks.google.it › books The rehabilitation nurse should monitor laboratory values, including the ... One such scale, the Agitated Behavior Scale (ABS), uses objective scoring of 14 ... Nathan D. Zasler, MD, Douglas I. Katz, MD, Ross D. Zafonte, DO - 2012 - Medical |
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