Publications by authors named "D Greer"
Recognizing conspecifics-others of the same species-in order to determine how to interact with them appropriately is a fundamental goal of animal sensory systems. It has undergone selective pressure in nearly all species. Mice have a large repertoire of social behaviors that are the subject of a rapidly growing field of study in neuroscience.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFImportance: In patients with traumatic brain injury (TBI), baseline pupillary assessment is common. However, the incidence and frequency of pupil abnormalities within the first several days remain poorly characterized.
Objectives: Our aim was to test the association between pupil abnormality frequency over the first 72 hours of admission and clinical outcomes.
Caregiving is a fundamental nursing role. However, when providing care to parents, the nurse experiences caregiving in a completely different way. The stresses and challenges the nurse experiences can be used to support others in similar caregiving experiences.
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- The management of blunt splenic trauma differs between children and adults, influenced by guidelines from organizations like the APSA and WTA, particularly regarding treatment methods like splenectomy and angioembolization.* -
- A comparison of the 2023 guidelines revealed that while initial resuscitation is standard, the management strategies diverge: adults' care is guided by both CT findings and hemodynamic status, while children's care relies solely on hemodynamics.* -
- Differences in ICU admission, follow-up protocols, and thromoprophylaxis use highlight the distinct approaches for each age group, suggesting a need for unified guidelines that cater to the specific needs of both children and adults.*