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Adult Vital Signs Chart Family Name: Date Date Vital Signs EWS Given Name: Gender: Time (24 hour) Time (24 hour) ≥ 36 ≥ 36 AFFIX PATIENT LABEL HERE 25-35 3 25-35 Date of Birth: NHI#: Respiratory Rate 21-24 2 21-24 Gender: (breaths/min) 12-20 0 12-20 ESCALATE CARE FOR ANY PATIENT YOU, THEY OR THEIR FAMILY ARE 9-11 1 9-11 write RR value in box WORRIED ABOUT, REGARDLESS OF VITAL SIGNS OR EWS NHI#: 5-8 3 5-8 ≤ 4 ≤ 4 Mandatory escalation pathway Oxygen Room air 0 Room air (L/min) Supplement (L/min) 2 Supplement (L/min) Total Early Warning Score (EWS) Action Oxygen ≥ 96 0 ≥ 96 Saturation (%) 94-95 1 94-95 EWS 1-5 AFFIX PATIENT LABELAFFIX PATIENT HERE 2 write SpO2 value in 92-93 92-93 box ≤ 91 3 ≤ 91 Write if ≥ 140 Write if ≥ 140 130s 3 130s EWS 6-7 120s 120s 2 Given Name: Name: Family Given Birth: of Date Acute illness or unstable Heart Rate 110s 110s 100s 100s chronic disease (bpm) 1 90s 90s 80s 80s mark HR with X 70s 70s EWS 8-9 0 write value if off scale 60s 60s or any vital sign in red zone 50s 50s Likely to deteriorate rapidly 40s 2 40s 30s 30s Write if ≥ 220 3 Write if ≥ 220 EWS 10+ 210s 210s or any vital sign in blue zone side 1 200s 200s Blood Pressure 190s 190s (mmHg) Immediately life 180s 180s threatening critical illness score systolic BP 170s 170s value only 160s 0 160s 150s 150s Modification to Early Warning Score (EWS) Triggers 140s 140s The EWS can be changed to prevent chronic disease incorrectly triggering escalation. 130s 130s All modifications must be made in line with hospital policy and 120s 120s 110s 110s regularly reviewed by the primary team. 100s 1 100s Ignore any modification that is not signed and dated. 90s 2 90s Vital sign Accepted values and Date and Duration Name and contact 80s 80s (hours) 3 (use abbreviation) modified EWS time details 70s 70s / / 60s 60s : 50s 50s ≥ 39s 2 ≥ 39s Reason: Temperature 1 Adult Vital Signs Chart Chart Signs Vital Adult 38s 38s (oC) 37s 37s / / 0 36s 36s : mark Temp with X 35s 1 35s write value if off scale Reason: ≤ 34s 2 ≤ 34s Alert 0 Alert Level Of / / Voice Voice 3 : Consciousness Pain Pain mark LOC with Unresponsive Unresponsive Reason: EARLY WARNING SCORE TOTAL EWS TOTAL / / : Any treatment limitations must be documented in the patient’s clinical record. A full set of vital signs with corresponding EWS must be taken and calculated each time at a frequency stated in hospital policy. If there is no timely response to your request for review, escalate to the next coloured zone. Family Name: Date Date Vital Signs EWS Given Name: Gender: Time (24 hour) Time (24 hour) ≥ 36 ≥ 36 AFFIX PATIENT LABEL HERE 25-35 3 25-35 Date of Birth: NHI#: Respiratory Rate 21-24 2 21-24 Gender: (breaths/min) 12-20 0 12-20 ESCALATE CARE FOR ANY PATIENT YOU, THEY OR THEIR FAMILY ARE 9-11 1 9-11 write RR value in box WORRIED ABOUT, REGARDLESS OF VITAL SIGNS OR EWS NHI#: 5-8 3 5-8 ≤ 4 ≤ 4 Mandatory escalation pathway Oxygen Room air 0 Room air (L/min) Supplement (L/min) 2 Supplement (L/min) Total Early Warning Score (EWS) Action Oxygen ≥ 96 0 ≥ 96 Saturation (%) 94-95 1 94-95 EWS 1-5 AFFIX PATIENT LABELAFFIX PATIENT HERE 2 write SpO2 value in 92-93 92-93 box ≤ 91 3 ≤ 91 Write if ≥ 140 Write if ≥ 140 130s 3 130s EWS 6-7 120s 120s 2 Given Name: Name: Family Given Birth: of Date Acute illness or unstable Heart Rate 110s 110s 100s 100s chronic disease (bpm) 1 90s 90s 80s 80s mark HR with X 70s 70s EWS 8-9 0 write value if off scale 60s 60s or any vital sign in red zone 50s 50s Likely to deteriorate rapidly 40s 2 40s 2 30s 30s Write if ≥ 220 3 Write if ≥ 220 EWS 10+ 210s 210s side or any vital sign in blue zone 200s 200s Blood Pressure 190s 190s (mmHg) Immediately life 180s 180s threatening critical illness score systolic BP 170s 170s value only 160s 0 160s 150s 150s Modification to Early Warning Score (EWS) Triggers 140s 140s The EWS can be changed to prevent chronic disease incorrectly triggering escalation. 130s 130s All modifications must be made in line with hospital policy and 120s 120s 110s 110s regularly reviewed by the primary team. 100s 1 100s Ignore any modification that is not signed and dated. 90s 2 90s Vital sign Accepted values and Date and Duration Name and contact 80s 80s (hours) 3 (use abbreviation) modified EWS time details 70s 70s / / 60s 60s : 50s 50s ≥ 39s 2 ≥ 39s Reason: Temperature 1 Adult Vital Signs Chart 38s 38s (oC) 37s 37s / / 0 36s 36s : mark Temp with X 35s 1 35s write value if off scale Reason: ≤ 34s 2 ≤ 34s Alert 0 Alert Level Of / / Voice Voice 3 : Consciousness Pain Pain mark LOC with Unresponsive Unresponsive Reason: EARLY WARNING SCORE TOTAL EWS TOTAL / / : Any treatment limitations must be documented in the patient’s clinical record. A full set of vital signs with corresponding EWS must be taken and calculated each time at a frequency stated in hospital policy. If there is no timely response to your request for review, escalate to the next coloured zone..
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