(D+D) what graphically presented trend data was in the new CVS
- of the numerical data + degree of physiology over time (this contains their current state)
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(D+D) how many people sampled
42
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(D+D) describe the features of the sample
registered nurses, critical care training with minimum 1 year ICU experience. 69% female, 21 per condition.
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(D+D) name the different clinical scenarios
early sepsis, septic shock, pulmonary embolus, stable scenario)
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(D+D) describe what the nurses had to do in the study
- had 5 minutes to evaluate the patient diagnosis, given 4 different clinical scenarios. had to work out their condition using patient background information and the tCVS or the nCVS
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(D+D) name the independent variables
if the nurses used the traditional configural vital signs display or the new configural vital signs display
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(D+D) what were the nurses tested on
accuracy and response time
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(D+D) results for septic shock scenario
nurses using new CVS identified patient state 48% quicker than control group. and were over 1/3 more accurate
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(D+D) results for pulmonary embolism condition
nurses using new CVS identified patient state 38% quicker than control group, and had a greater accuracy of over 1/3
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
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(D+D) what did the old CVS include
Back
data on patients vital signs in numerical form (heart rate, blood oxygen saturation, systole, diastole + mean arterial blood pressures)
Card 3
Front
(D+D) what did the new CVS include
Back
Card 4
Front
(D+D) what numerical data was in the new CVS
Back
Card 5
Front
(D+D) what graphically presented trend data was in the new CVS
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