GLASGOW COMA SCORE-MOTOR
E14_17
Data Format [number]
Definition
The patient's Glasgow Coma Score Motor
XSD Data Type xs:integer XSD Domain (Simple Type) GCSMotor
Multiple Entry Configuration Yes, via structure Accepts Null Yes, but null value is blank or empty
Required in XSD No Minimum Constraint 1 Maximum Constraint 6
XSD Structure: (1) Each element is section E14 is associated with a E14_01 Date/Time. (2) E14_15, E14_16, E14_17, and E14_18
are all members of E14_15_0 GCS Score Structure
Field Values
● Patients up to 5 years: 1 = None ● Patients >5 years: 1 = None
● Patients up to 5 years: 2 = Extensor posturing in response ● Patients >5 years: 2 = Extensor posturing in response to
to painful stimulation painful stimulation
● Patients up to 5 years: 3 = Flexor posturing in response to ● Patients >5 years: 3 = Flexor posturing in response to
painful stimulation painful stimulation
● Patients up to 5 years: 4 = General withdrawal in ● Patients >5 years: 4 = General withdrawal in response to
response to painful stimulation painful stimulation
● Patients up to 5 years: 5 = Localization of painful stimulation ● Patients >5 years: 5 = Localization of painful stimulation
● Patients up to 5 years: 6 = Spontaneous ● Patients >5 years: 6 = Obeys commands with appropriate
motor responses
Additional Information
● Can be configured as a single choice list box
Uses
● Part of an EMS Medical Record
● Provides documentation of Assessment and Care
● Used in Quality Management for the evaluation of Care and EMS Agency Performance
Data Collector
● EMS personnel
Other Associated Elements
E01_01 Patient Care Report Number E14_01 Date/Time Vital Signs Taken
E14_15 Glasgow Coma Score-Eye E14_16 Glasgow Coma Score-Verbal
E14_18 Glasgow Coma Score-Qualifier E14_19 Total Glasgow Coma Score
References in NHTSA Version 1
Essential Element 75a Glasgow Motor Component For patients >5 years
Essential Element 75b Glasgow Motor Component For patients up to 5 years
Section E14 Assessment/Vital Signs
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
GLASGOW COMA SCORE-QUALIFIER
E14_18
Data Format [combo] single-choice
Definition
Documentation of factors which make the GCS score more meaningful.
XSD Data Type xs:integer XSD Domain (Simple Type) GCSQualifier
Multiple Entry Configuration Yes, via structure Accepts Null Yes
Required in XSD No
XSD Structure: (1) Each element is section E14 is associated with a E14_01 Date/Time. (2) E14_15, E14_16, E14_17, and E14_18
are all members of E14_15_0 GCS Score Structure
Field Values
-25 Not Applicable -20 Not Recorded
-15 Not Reporting 3210 Initial GCS has legitimate values without interventions such
as intubation and sedation
3215 Patient Chemically Sedated 3220 Patient Intubated
3225 Patient Intubated and Chemically Paralyzed
Additional Information
● Can be configured as a single choice list box
Uses
● Part of an EMS Medical Record
● Provides documentation of Assessment and Care
● Used in Quality Management for the evaluation of Care and EMS Agency Performance
Data Collector
● EMS personnel
Other Associated Elements
E00 Common Null Values E01_01 Patient Care Report Number
E14_01 Date/Time Vital Signs Taken E14_15 Glasgow Coma Score-Eye
E14_16 Glasgow Coma Score-Verbal E14_17 Glasgow Coma Score-Motor
E14_19 Total Glasgow Coma Score
Section E14 Assessment/Vital Signs
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
TOTAL GLASGOW COMA SCORE
E14_19
Data Format [number]
Definition
The patient's total Glasgow Coma Score
XSD Data Type xs:integer XSD Domain (Simple Type) TotalGCS
Multiple Entry Configuration Yes, via structure Accepts Null Yes, but null value is blank or empty
Required in XSD No Minimum Constraint 1 Maximum Constraint 15
XSD Structure: Each element is section E14 is associated with a E14_01 Date/Time
Field Values
● Relevant Value for Data Element & Patient Care
Additional Information
● Calculated from Glasgow Coma Score-Eye (E14_15), Glasgow Coma Score-Verbal (E14_16), and Glasgow Coma Score-
Motor (E14_17)
Uses
● Part of an EMS Medical Record
● Provides documentation of Assessment and Care
● Used in Quality Management for the evaluation of Care and EMS Agency Performance
Data Collector
● EMS personnel but could be auto-generated based on the information entered into an electronic patient care report
Other Associated Elements
E01_01 Patient Care Report Number E14_01 Date/Time Vital Signs Taken
E14_15 Glasgow Coma Score-Eye E14_16 Glasgow Coma Score-Verbal
E14_17 Glasgow Coma Score-Motor E14_18 Glasgow Coma Score-Qualifier
References in NHTSA Version 1
Desirable Element 76 Glasgow Coma Score (Total)
Section E14 Assessment/Vital Signs
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
LEVEL OF RESPONSIVENESS
E14_22
Data Format [combo] single-choice
Definition
The patients level of responsiveness
XSD Data Type xs:integer XSD Domain (Simple Type) LevelOfResponsiveness
Multiple Entry Configuration Yes, via structure Accepts Null Yes
Required in XSD No
XSD Structure: Each element is section E14 is associated with a E14_01 Date/Time
Field Values
-25 Not Applicable -15 Not Reporting
-20 Not Recorded 3255 Alert
3260 Verbal 3265 Painful
3270 Unresponsive
Uses
● Part of an EMS Medical Record
● Provides documentation of Assessment and Care
● Used in Quality Management for the evaluation of Care and EMS Agency Performance
Data Collector
● EMS personnel
Other Associated Elements
E00 Common Null Values E01_01 Patient Care Report Number
E14_01 Date/Time Vital Signs Taken
Section E14 Assessment/Vital Signs
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
PAIN SCALE
E14_23
Data Format [number]
Definition
The patient’s indication of pain from a scale of 0 –10.
XSD Data Type xs:integer XSD Domain (Simple PainScale
Multiple Entry Configuration Yes, via structure Accepts Null Values Yes, but null value is blank or empty
Required in No Minimum Constraint 0 Maximum Constraint 10
XSD Structure: Each element is section E14 is associated with a E14_01 Date/Time
Field Values
● Relevant Value for Data Element & Patient Care
Additional Information
● Number from 0 to 10
Uses
● Part of an EMS Medical Record
● Provides documentation of Assessment and Care
● Used in Quality Management for the evaluation of Care and EMS Agency Performance
Data Collector
● EMS agency
Other Associated Elements
E01_01 Patient Care Report Number E14_01 Date/Time Vital Signs Taken
Section E14 Assessment/ Vital Signs
Section E14 Assessment/Vital Signs
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
STROKE SCALE
E14_24
Data [combo] single-choice
Definition
The patient’s Los Angeles or Cincinnati Stroke Scale Results
XSD Data Type xs:integer XSD Domain (Simple Type) StrokeScale
Multiple Entry Configuration Yes, via structure Accepts Null Values Yes
Required in XSD No
XSD Structure: Each element is section E14 is associated with a E14_01 Date/Time
Field Values
-25 Not Applicable -20 Not Recorded
-15 Not Reporting -10 Not Known
-5 Not Available 3275 Cincinnati Stroke Scale Negative
3280 Cincinnati Stroke Scale Non-conclusive 3285 Cincinnati Stroke Scale Positive
3290 LA Stroke Scale Negative 3295 LA Stroke Scale Non-conclusive
3300 LA Stroke Scale Positive
Uses
● Part of an EMS Medical Record
● Provides documentation of Assessment and Care
● Used in Quality Management for the evaluation of Care and EMS Agency Performance
Data Collector
● EMS personnel
Other Associated Elements
E00 Common Null Values E01_01 Patient Care Report Number
E14_01 Date/Time Vital Signs Taken
Section E14 Assessment/Vital Signs
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
REVISED TRAUMA SCORE
E14_27
Data Format [number]
Definition
The patient's Revised Trauma Score
XSD Data Type xs:integer XSD Domain (Simple Type) RTS
Multiple Entry Configuration Yes, via structure Accepts Null Yes, but null value is blank or empty
Required in XSD No Minimum Constraint 0 Maximum Constraint 12
XSD Structure: Each element is section E14 is associated with a E14_01 Date/Time
Field Values
● Relevant Value for Data Element & Patient Care
Additional Information
● Calculated based on 3 components
● Can be auto-calculated from Respiratory Rate (E14_11), Systolic Blood Pressure (E14_04), and Total GCS (E14_19), if all
three components are documented at the same Time (E14_01)
● Neurological Component: 4 = Glasgow coma score 13 - 15, 3 = Glasgow coma score 9 - 12, 2 = Glasgow coma score 6 -
8, 1 = Glasgow coma score 4 - 5, 0 = Glasgow coma score 3
● Respiratory Rate Component: 4 = 10 - 29 per minute, 3 = >29 per minute, 2 = 6 - 9 per minute, 1 = 1 - 5 per minute, 0 = None
spontaneous
● Systolic Blood Pressure Component: 4 = >89 mm Hg, 3 = 76 - 89 mm Hg , 2 = 50 - 75 mm Hg, 1 = 1 - 49 mm Hg, 0 = No pulse
Uses
● Part of an EMS Medical Record
● Provides documentation of Assessment and Care
● Used in Quality Management for the evaluation of Care and EMS Agency Performance
Data Collector
● EMS personnel but could be auto-generated based on the information entered into an electronic patient care report
Other Associated Elements
E01_01 Patient Care Report Number E14_01 Date/Time Vital Signs Taken
References in NHTSA Version 1
Desirable Element 77 Revised Trauma Score
Section E14 Assessment/Vital Signs
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
Section E18
Intervention/ Medication
Section E18 Intervention/Medication
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
DATE/TIME MEDICATION ADMINISTERED
E18_01
Data Format [date/time]
Definition
The date/time medication administered to the patient
XSD Data Type xs:dateTime XSD Domain (Simple Type) DateTime
Multiple Entry Configuration Yes, via structure Accepts Null Yes, but null value is blank or empty
Required in XSD No Minimum Constraint 1,990 Maximum Constraint 2,030
XSD Structure: All data elements section E18 are members of the E18 Medication Structure
Field Values
Additional Information
● If the date/time is electronically stored within a database or transmitted via XML as a “tick”, the referenced variables
may also be used
● This is a multiple entry configuration which will allow multiple medication administrations to be documented
Uses
● Part of an EMS Medical Record
● Reports on Medications and Skills performed along with Protocols used provide key performance evaluation tools
● Used in Quality Management for the evaluation of Care and EMS Agency Performance
Data Collector
● EMS personnel
Other Associated Elements
E01_01 Patient Care Report Number E18_02 Medication Administered Prior to this Units
E18_03 Medication Given E18_04 Medication Administered Route
E18_05 Medication Dosage E18_06 Medication Dosage Units
E18_07 Response to Medication E18_08 Medication Complication
E18_09 Medication Crew Member ID E18_10 Medication Authorization
E18_11 Medication Authorizing Physician
Section E18 Intervention/Medication
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
MEDICATION GIVEN
E18_03
Data [combo] single-choice National Element
Definition
The medication given to the patient
XSD Data Type xs:string XSD Domain (Simple Type) MedicationsGiven
Multiple Entry Configuration Yes, via structure Accepts Null Values Yes
Required in XSD Yes Minimum Constraint 2 Maximum Constraint 30
XSD Structure: All data elements section E18 are members of the E18 Medication Structure
Field Values
-25 Not Applicable -15 Not Reporting
-20 Not Recorded ● Relevant Value for Data Element & Patient Care
Additional Information
● List created from Medications (D04_06)
Uses
● Allows data to be sorted based on the medical treatment
● Allows data to describe the medications administered by EMS
● Part of an EMS Medical Record
● Reports on Medications and Skills performed along with Protocols used provide key performance evaluation tools
● Used in Quality Management for the evaluation of Care and EMS Agency Performance
Data Collector
● EMS personnel
Other Associated Elements
E00 Common Null Values E01_01 Patient Care Report Number
E18_01 Date/Time Medication Administered E18_02 Medication Administered Prior to this Units
EMS Care
E18_04 Medication Administered Route E18_05 Medication Dosage
E18_06 Medication Dosage Units E18_07 Response to Medication
E18_08 Medication Complication E18_09 Medication Crew Member ID
E18_10 Medication Authorization E18_11 Medication Authorizing Physician
References in NHTSA Version 1
Essential Element 80 Medication Name
References to Other Databases
● NFIRS 5.0 EMS Module, Title: Procedures Used, Multi Select List: Airway Insertion = 01, Anti-Shock Trousers =
02, Assisted Ventilation = 03, Bleeding Control = 04, Burn Care = 05, Cardiac Pacing = 06,
Cardioversion (defib), Manual = 07, Chest/Abdominal Thrust = 08, CPR = 09, Cricothyroidotomy = 10,
Defibrillation by AED = 11, EKG Monitoring = 12, Extrication = 13, Intubation (EGTA) = 14, Intubation
(ET) = 15, IO/IV Therapy = 16, Medications Therapy = 17, Oxygen Therapy = 18, Obstetrical
Care/Delivery = 19, Pre-Arrival Instruction = 20, Restrained Patient = 21, Spinal Immobilization = 22,
Splinted Extremities = 23, Suction/Aspirate = 24, Other Procedure = 00, No Treatment = NN
Section E18 Intervention/Medication
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
MEDICATION COMPLICATION
E18_08
Data Format [combo] multiple-choice National Element
Definition
Any complication (abnormal effect on the patient) associated with the administration of the medication to the patient by EMS
XSD Data Type xs:integer XSD Domain (Simple Type) MedicationComplication
Multiple Entry Configuration (1) Yes, via structure. (2) Yes Accepts Null Yes
for each E14_01 Date/Time
Required in XSD Yes
XSD Structure: All data elements section E18 are members of the E18 Medication Structure
Field Values
-25 Not Applicable -15 Not Reporting
-20 Not Recorded 4390 None
4395 Altered Mental Status
4400 Apnea 4405 Bleeding
4410 Bradycardia 4415 Diarrhea
4420 Extravasion 4425 Hypertension
4430 Hyperthermia 4435 Hypotension
4440 Hypoxia 4445 Injury
4450 Itching/Urticaria 4455 Nausea
4460 Other 4465 Respiratory Distress
4470 Tachycardia 4475 Vomiting
Uses
● Allows data to be sorted based on medication complication
● Allows data to describe medication complications which occur as a result of EMS treatment
● Part of an EMS Medical Record
● Reports on Medications and Skills performed along with Protocols used provide key performance evaluation tools
● Used in Quality Management for the evaluation of Care and EMS Agency Performance
Data Collector
● EMS personnel
Other Associated Elements
E00 Common Null Values E01_01 Patient Care Report Number
E18_01 Date/Time Medication Administered E18_02 Medication Administered Prior to this Units
EMS Care
E18_03 Medication Given E18_04 Medication Administered Route
E18_05 Medication Dosage E18_06 Medication Dosage Units
E18_07 Response to Medication E18_09 Medication Crew Member ID
E18_10 Medication Authorization E18_11 Medication Authorizing Physician
Section E18 Intervention/Medication
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
Section E19
Intervention/ Procedure
Section E19 Intervention/Procedure
MATRIS Version 1.6 (based on 2006 NHTSA Uniform PreHospital Dataset V.2.2.1)
DATE/TIME PROCEDURE PERFORMED SUCCESSFULLY
E19_01
Data Format [date/time]
Definition
The date and time the procedure was performed on the patient
XSD Data Type xs:dateTime XSD Domain (Simple Type) DateTime
Multiple Entry Configuration Yes, via structure Accepts Null Yes, but null value is blank or empty
Required in XSD No Minimum Constraint 1,990 Maximum Constraint 2,030
XSD Structure: Data Elements E19_01 through E19_11 are all members of E19_01_0 Procedure Structure
Field Values
Additional Information
● If the date/time is electronically stored within a database or transmitted via XML as a “tick”, the referenced variables
may also be used
● This is a multiple entry configuration which will allow for multiple procedures to be documented
Uses
● Part of an EMS Medical Record
● Reports on Medications and Skills performed along with Protocols used provide key performance evaluation tools
● Used in Quality Management for the evaluation of Care and EMS Agency Performance
Data Collector
● EMS personnel
Other Associated Elements
E01_01 Patient Care Report Number E19_02 Procedure Performed Prior to this Units EMS Care
E19_03 Procedure E19_04 Size of Procedure Equipment
E19_05 Number of Procedure Attempts E19_06 Procedure Successful
E19_07 Procedure Complication E19_08 Response to Procedure
E19_09 Procedure Crew Members ID E19_10 Procedure Authorization
E19_11 Procedure Authorizing Physician E19_12 Successful IV Site
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