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"A simple 1O-point scale was devised for the purpose of determining which trauma patients should go to a trauma center. The acronym´"CRAMS" represents the five components measured: Circulation, Respiration, Abdomen, Motor, and Speech. " Reference: Gormican, S. P. (1982). CRAMS scale: field triage of trauma victims. Annals of emergency medicine, 11(3), 132-135.
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Stephen P. Gormican
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January 26, 2018
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Name
Type
Description | Question | Decode (Coded Value)
Data type
Alias
CL Item
Normal capillary refill and BP > 100 (2)
CL Item
Delayed capillary refill or 85 < BP < 100 (1)
CL Item
No capillary refill or BP < 85 (0)
CL Item
Normal (2)
CL Item
Abnormal (labored or shallow) (1)
CL Item
Absent (0)
CL Item
Abdomen and thorax nontender (2)
CL Item
Abdomen or thorax tender (1)
CL Item
Abdomen rigid or flail chest (0)
CL Item
Normal (2)
CL Item
Responds only to pain (other than decerebrate) (1)
CL Item
No response (or decerebrate) (0)
CL Item
Normal (2)
CL Item
Confused (1)
CL Item
No intelligible words (0)
CRAMS Score
Item
CRAMS Score
integer