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Begin by entering the 'Date of occurrence' and 'Time of occurrence' in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as these details are crucial for medical assessment.
If no injury is identified, check the appropriate box. If there is an injury, provide a detailed 'Description of injury' in the space provided.
Fill in your personal information: Inmate Name, DC#, Race/Sex, and Date of Birth. This information helps in identifying the individual involved.
Indicate the institution where the incident occurred. This ensures proper documentation and follow-up.
Finally, ensure that a staff member signs at the bottom of the form to validate the assessment.
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AIS classifications The AIS classifies individual injuries by body region as follows: AIS 1 Minor. AIS 2 Moderate. AIS 3 Serious.
What are the four types of injuries?
They can be broken down into four main categories: Physical injuries: Involve damage to the victims body. Financial injuries: May involve stealing of money or possessions, or damage to items that have to be repaired or replaced. Emotional injuries: Social injuries:
What are the 5 signs of injury trauma?
Here are five subtle yet docHub ways trauma can show up in daily life: Unexplained Emotional Reactions. Persistent Anxiety or Hypervigilance. Avoidance of Certain Situations or People. Chronic Physical Symptoms Without a Clear Medical Cause. Difficulty Maintaining Healthy Relationships.
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Injury or damage from a moving part of the motor vehicle. Object falling from, or in the motor vehicle. Striking a hole or bump in the roadway, etc. Excludes:
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