Dec 1, 2009 20:05
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French term

déchocage

French to English Medical Medical: Health Care
On an emergency room medical report, under Accueil des Urgences: Synthese de Passage
List of hospital telephone numbers, one of which is "déchocage".
Proposed translations (English)
5 +1 resuscitation (room)
References
shock management unit/room

Proposed translations

+1
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resuscitation (room)

the "salle de déchocage" is the resusc room

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Note added at 1 hr (2009-12-01 21:48:50 GMT)
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I don't know if you use "shock room" in Canada. We certainly didn't in Australia or the UK when I worked there.

How Does Casualty Load Affect Trauma Care in Urban Bombing I ...Critical casualties were defined as those with an Injury Severity Score (ISS) ≥ 16 who required a trauma team and a trauma resuscitation bay (shock room). ...
journals.lww.com › Home › April 2005 - Volume 58 - Issue 4 -
by A Hirshberg - 2004 - Cited by 42 - Related articles

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Note added at 1 hr (2009-12-01 21:56:04 GMT)
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Critical care in the emergency department: shock and circulatory ...Ideally, patients suffering from shock are identified at triage and transferred to the resuscitation room. All patients should be given high flow oxygen, ...
emj.bmj.com › Table of Contents - Similar
Peer comment(s):

agree Michael Barnett : Resuscitation room is the correct Canadian idiom.
3 hrs
thanks Michael! :-)
neutral liz askew : interesting, especially as there are glossary entries for shock management/shock room:)/Sure but the query was "déchocage" not "salle de déchocage"/my own personal jury is out on this one.
12 hrs
in this question it's a place with a telephone - you can't call that "shock management" and "shock room" is apparently US English./no one is saying the glossary entries are wrong, but I don't think they apply here
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Reference comments

11 hrs
Reference:

shock management unit/room

Read all about it here:
http://healthmad.com/nursing/shock-management/

man, alcoholic, with cirrhosis, deep coma and upper gastrointestinal bleeding, was referred to the SHOCK UNIT for management Blood pressure. ПИЫЯГ H.IM1 ...
pdfs.journals.lww.com/.../Patterns_Of_Septic_Shock_In_Man_a_Detailed_Study.4.pdf

Current concepts of SHOCK MANAGEMENT. J Iowa State Med Soc. 1962;52() ...... Skilled teams, immediate treatment save lives in Baltimore trauma/shock unit. ...
rzhetskylab.cu-genome.org/html/scitrends/showcitations.php?term...

Definitions on the ouèbbe vary enormously. There's even a "shock room" where electroshock treatment is administered. I have no medical training, but I imagine that is the last thing anyone needs when they are in a state of shock. So I feel it may be important to include "management" in there.

Some sites say the salle de déchocage is often part of the salle de réveil, crediting "resuscitation room" with some validity, but I can't help wondering if there are (at least) two sorts of salle de déchocage, one for those arriving at emergency in a state of shock (see various types above), and one for patients having undergone surgery.

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Note added at 12 hrs (2009-12-02 08:42:08 GMT)
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Oops, forgot the previous discussion here:

http://www.proz.com/kudoz/french_to_english/medical/572731-d...

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While, as I say above, it is apparently possible that déchocage can be associated with post-operational trauma, the use of the word "emergency room" in the question and, above all, the following lead me to think it is a procedure carried out upon admission to the emergency dept, if not even before, e.g. at the accident site, in a helicopter, etc.

1 OBJET
Améliorer l’orientation et l’accueil des blessés au DÉCHOCAGE du CHRA et préciser le rôle de chaque intervenant : équipe SMUR, permanenciers et RÉGULATEUR et ÉQUIPE DE RÉANIMATION.
2 DOMAINE D’APPLICATION
BLESSÉS POLYTRAUMATISÉS JUSTIFIANTS UNE ADMISSION AU DÉCHOCAGE selon la procédure CRRA-P06, pris en charge par les équipes médicales du SMUR d’Annecy (TERRESTRE ET HÉLIPORTÉE)
[ ... ]
En Préhospitalier
- Le médecin SMUR dés que possible annonce au MÉDECIN RÉGULATEUR, l’orientation du ou des blessés sur le DÉCHOCAGE ET LE DÉLAI D’ARRIVÉE au CHRA
[ ... ]
Au déchocage
- A l’arrivée le médecin du SMUR fait sa relève au MÉDECIN RÉANIMATEUR et rebranche le patient sur le respirateur du déchocage s’il y a lieu.
- En cas de transfusion massive, il participe à cette dernière avec l’IDE du SMUR.
- En accord avec le MÉDECIN RÉANIMATEUR, il appelle les différents correspondants nécessaires à la prise en charge du patient (radiologue, chirurgien…)
- Il reste à la disposition du médecin réanimateur jusqu’à la fin du déchocage, sauf en cas de sortie primaire
[ ... ]
Cas particulier des missions héliportées
- LORSQUE LE DÉCHOCAGE ARRIVE PAR HÉLICO, médicalisé par le médecin de garde héliportée, l’équipe SMUR monte CHERCHER LE PATIENT SUR LA DZ AVEC LE BRANCARD DU DÉCHOCAGE.
- Le médecin de garde héliportée fait sa relève au déchocage aux médecin du SMUR et de réanimation.
- L’ÉQUIPE DU SMUR PARTICIPE AU DÉCHOCAGE pour libérer le médecin de garde héliportée.
- Si les équipes SMUR sont sorties, la régulation prévient l’équipe de réanimation qui va CHERCHER LE PATIENT SUR LA DZ AVEC LE BRANCARD DU DÉCHOCAGE.
http://reaannecy.free.fr/Documents/dechocage/ROLE INTERVENAN...

I can't see the SMUR helicopter winching a man into the resuscitation room, somehow.



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Note added at 19 hrs (2009-12-02 15:29:27 GMT)
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As for the telephone, maybe, just maybe it's a way of informing the shock management unit/team that they are required ...
Peer comments on this reference comment:

neutral SJLD : surgical patients can also go into shock, in which case they need resuscitating - the salle de déchocage is an area (bay, room) where this is done, preferably not within view of the other patients for obvious reasons
1 hr
neutral liz askew : SJLD is right....just took me a while longer to nail this and understand it.//Thank you for your comments however:)
2 hrs
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