989 resultados para Automobile Accidents
Resumo:
In Switzerland over 200'000 people with diagnosed diabetes drive a car. Their physicians endorse many roles: usual medical care as well as informing properly about driving recommandations and handling the legal issues behing the licensing procedure. Ability to drive can be impaired in three ways: hypogylcemia, diabetes complications and hyperglycemia. Hypoglycemia is the main risk factor of vehicle accident for diabetic drivers and frequent while driving. However few accidents are reported due to hypoglycemia. Swiss medical guidelines about diabetes and driving mention the requested conditions, but practically how should we do? We sought to answear by creating a specific educationnal program focused on hypoglycemia management. Building patient knowledges through experiences is the main goal of the course diabetes and driving.
Resumo:
En totes es treballa amb material sensible. Són situacions delicades amb risc per la integritat física o psicològica i fins i tot per la vida. Situacions que necessitaran, molt probablement, ajut extern i no oblidem que generalment som els primers en arribar, mossos, bombers. El que fem en aquells primers instants és determinant pel desenvolupament futur d’aquella gent. D’aquí emana la nostra gran responsabilitat.
Resumo:
The No Passing Zone sign (Wl0-4) was designed in 1958 for the purpose of informing the driver contemplating a passing maneuver of hazardous sight conditions ahead. This warning sign, of pennent shape design, was placed on the left side of the road so as to be more conspicuous to the intended driver. During the two year period 1959-1960, the Wl0-4 signs were erected throughout the Iowa Primary Road System.
Resumo:
Driving requires integrating multiple motor, sensory, and cognitive skills. As people age, cognition becomes increasingly vulnerable due to impairment and dementia. Older drivers suffering from dementia, even at an early stage, have been shown to be significantly more likely to develop unsafe driving. Primary care physicians have the difficult task to assess these persons' driving capacity. This paper briefly describes the consequences of altered cognition on driving capacity and proposes an algorithm to address this challenge.
Resumo:
Référence bibliographique : Rol, 58974
Resumo:
Référence bibliographique : Rol, 58975
Resumo:
Référence bibliographique : Rol, 58980
Resumo:
Référence bibliographique : Rol, 58981
Resumo:
Référence bibliographique : Rol, 58984
Resumo:
Référence bibliographique : Rol, 58772
Resumo:
Référence bibliographique : Rol, 58773