The Predictive Value of Modified Early Warning Score for Different Age Groups Male Patients in Critically Ill Trauma Died

LUO Zhi-qin; HU Tao; WANG Quan-bao

Abstract：Objective:To observe and investigate improved early warning score(MEWS) for different age groups of male deaths in critically ill trauma patients predictive value.Method:Clinical data were randomly selected men critically ill trauma patients 200 cases admitted in the author hospital from January 2012 to January 2013 were retrospectively analyzed,with reference to the patient’s age were divided into group A,group B,group C,Group D four groups,group A aged<20 years,group B age 20-39,age 40-59 years old group C,group D aged>60 years,patients admitted to the ICU as a starting point observation(30 d for an observation period),the patient’s renal function during the observation period,urine,kidneys B ultrasonic inspection and monitoring system were records,and recorded patients improved early warning scores and dynamic change,and thus the diseases the changes accurately infer,patient death or discharge for endpoint.Result:Group A with group B,group C,group D the cases of MEWS score ≥9 fraction were more significant differences(P<0.05), there was no significant difference in group B and group C(P>0.05),group D and group B,group C were significant difference(P<0.05).MEWS score lower mortality in patients with 0-4 points,with the score of 5-8 points,≥9 points the mortality differences were more significant(P<0.05).Conclusion:The modified early warning score can help doctors to men of different age groups of critically ill trauma patients referring their MEWS score giving the appropriate treatment measures to optimize the utilization of medical resources,to minimize mortality and improve prognosis,clinical prediction of high-value,worthy of promotion.