Tertiary trauma survey
A tertiary trauma survey is a comprehensive assessment of all injuries sustained by a patient in a major trauma event. It is typically performed by a team of specialists in the emergency department or trauma center. The survey includes a thorough head-to-toe examination, with special attention to any life-threatening injuries. All patients who undergo a tertiary trauma survey should be closely monitored for any changes in their condition.
Time to complete
2 minutes
Eligibility
All the patients who underwent surgical intervention in the operating theatre (OPD or emergency theatre) within a 24 h period were considered eligible.
Questions for Tertiary trauma survey
How did you first hear about the event that you experienced?
What was your initial reaction to hearing about the event?
What thoughts and emotions did you experience in the days and weeks following the event?
Have you experienced any physical symptoms since the event? If so, please describe.
Have you experienced any changes in your sleep patterns since the event? If so, please describe.
Have you experienced any changes in your appetite or eating habits since the event? If so, please describe.
Have you experienced any changes in your mood or overall emotional state since the event? If so, please describe.
Have you experienced any changes in your ability to concentrate or focus since the event? If so, please describe.
Have you experienced any changes in your energy level or motivation since the event? If so, please describe.
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Here are some FAQs and additional information
on Tertiary trauma survey
What is tertiary trauma?
Tertiary trauma is defined as psychological trauma that occurs as a result of indirect exposure to a traumatic event. This can include exposure to media coverage of a traumatic event, or secondary exposure to another individual's trauma.
Who is at risk for developing tertiary trauma?
Anyone who is exposed to indirect trauma is at risk for developing tertiary trauma. This includes individuals who work in professions that regularly expose them to traumatic events, such as first responders, medical professionals, and mental health professionals.
What are the symptoms of tertiary trauma?
The symptoms of tertiary trauma are similar to the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). These can include intrusive thoughts and memories, avoidance of people or places associated with the trauma, negative changes in mood and thinking, and changes in physical and emotional reactions.
What causes tertiary trauma?
Tertiary trauma is caused by exposure to the aftermath of a traumatic event. This can include exposure to media coverage of the event, or exposure to the stories of people who have been directly affected by the event.
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