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Review Question - QID 3343

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QID 3343 (Type "3343" in App Search)
All of the following are factors associated with transfer of patients to Level 1 trauma centers EXCEPT:

Male

7%

104/1535

Medicaid insurance

17%

255/1535

Injury severity score of 36

5%

74/1535

Race

69%

1059/1535

One or more comorbidity

2%

28/1535

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Race has not been found to be a predictor for transfer to a Level 1 trauma center.

The retrospective case-control study by Koval et al found that African-American race, presence of medical comorbidity, medicaid insurance, and male gender are predictors for transfer of patients to a trauma center that have ISS scores less than 9.

The article by Nathens et al found that lack of insurance was an independent predictor for transfer to a trauma center after adjusting for differences in injury severity. An injury severity score of 36 represents a patient that has sustained life-threatening polytrauma and should be transferred to a Level 1 trauma center.

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