Impaled ObjectAny object that has penetrated the skin and
remains in place. |
Implied ConsentThe process used in the event that a patient
is not mentally or legally able to provide expressed consent. It is based on the
assumption that a reasonable person would want necessary treatment . |
Inadequate Tissue PerfusionShock. Commonly seen by the ETT as pale and
diaphoretic skin, an altered level of consciousness, fast pulse, and (later)
low blood pressure. |
IncontinenceLoss of control of the bowel or bladder |
Inferior“Inferior” is a comparison word. With the patient in the anatomical position, inferior means below; lower than; farther from the top of the head. |
Informed ConsentThe authorization given by a patient to allow a
medical provider to provide treatment. This includes a description of the risks
and benefits associated with the treatment being offered. |