eEvent

Modules
	Antidiuresis
	Low urine flow.
	Bradycardia
	The heart rate is slowed to below 60 beats per minute.
	Bradypnea
	The state at which the respiratory rate has fallen 10 breaths per minute.
	BrainOxygenDeficit
	A lack of oxygen in the brain. Death will occur ~30min.
	CardiacArrest
	Sudden, unexpected loss of heart function, breathing, and consciousness.
	CardiogenicShock
	Inadequate blood circulation due to failure of the heart ventricles (Cardiac Index < 2.2 L/min m2).
	CardiovascularCollapse
	Not enough pressure in the veins/arteries to keep inflated.
	CriticalBrainOxygenDeficit
	A critical lack of oxygen in the brain. Death in under 10min.
	Diuresis
	High urine flow.
	Fasciculation
	Brief spontaneous contractions of muscle fibers.
	Fatigue
	The body is using energy above the Basal Metabolic Rate.
	FunctionalIncontinence
	Uncontrolled bladder release due to a full bladder.
	Hypercapnia
	State at which the arterial carbon dioxide partial pressure has exceeded 60 mmHg.
	Hyperglycemia
	An excess of glucose in the bloodstream (> 200 mg/dL).
	Hypernatremia
	An excess of sodium in the bloodstream (> 295 mOsm/kg).
	Hyperthermia
	The condition of having a body temperature greatly above normal (> 38 C).
	Hypoglycemia
	Low glucose in the bloodstream (< 70 mg/dL).
	Hyponatremia
	Low sodium in the bloodstream (< 135 mEq/L).
	Hypothermia
	The condition of having a body temperature greatly below normal (< 35 C).
	Hypoxia
	State at which the arterial oxygen partial pressure has fallen below 65 mmHg.
	HypovolemicShock
	The blood volume has dropped below 65% of its normal value.
	IntracranialHypertension
	Intracranial pressure is greater than 25 mmHg.
	IntracranialHypotension
	Intracranial pressure is lower than 7 mmHg.
	IrreversibleState
	An unrecoverable patient state. The engine will cease calculating when this event occurs.
	Ketoacidosis
	A form of metabolic acidosis where the anion gap is driven by the rise in ketones.
	LacticAcidosis
	A form of metabolic acidosis where the blood lactate concentration rises.
	MassiveHemothorax
	Intrapleural blood drainage (> 1000mL).
	MaximumPulmonaryVentilationRate
	The maximum pulmonary ventilation rate has been reached.
	MediumHemothorax
	Intrapleural blood drainage (> 400mL, < 1000 mL).
	MetabolicAcidosis
	A condition where the body is producing excess acids. (pH < 7.35).
	MetabolicAlkalosis
	A condition where the body is producing excess bases. (pH > 7.45).
	MildDehydration
	A loss of more fluid than is taken in (More than 3% loss of healthy/initial fluid mass).
	MinimalHemothorax
	Intrapleural blood drainage (< 400mL).
	ModerateDehydration
	A loss of more fluid than is taken in (More than 5% loss of healthy/initial fluid mass).
	ModerateHyperoxemia
	State at which the arterial oxygen partial pressure has risen above 120 mmHg.
	ModerateHypocapnia
	State at which the arterial carbon dioxide partial pressure has fallen below 30 mmHg.
	MyocardiumOxygenDeficit
	The myocardium oxygen level has decreased below 5 mmHg.
	Natriuresis
	Sodium excretion above normal levels.
	NutritionDepleted
	The stomach is empty.
	RenalHypoperfusion
	Low blood flow to the kidneys.
	RespiratoryAcidosis
	An increase of CO2 concentration in the bloodstream and a decrease in blood pH.
	RespiratoryAlkalosis
	An decrease of CO2 concentration in the bloodstream and a increase in blood pH.
	SevereDehydration
	A loss of more fluid than is taken in (More than 10% loss of healthy/initial fluid mass).
	SevereHyperoxemia
	State at which the arterial oxygen partial pressure has risen above 200 mmHg.
	SevereHypocapnia
	State at which the arterial carbon dioxide partial pressure has fallen below 15 mmHg.
	Stabilizing
	The engine is stabilizing to a new homeostasis state, its not recommended to add any actions when active.
	StartOfCardiacCycle
	The Patient is starting a new heart beat.
	StartOfExhale
	Patient is starting to exhale.
	StartOfInhale
	Patient is starting to inhale.
	Tachycardia
	The heart rate is elevated above 100 beats per minute.
	Tachypnea
	A breathing rate above 20 breaths per minute.
	Equipment
	A breathing rate above 20 breaths per minute.
	AnesthesiaMachineOxygenBottleOneExhausted
	Anesthesia machine oxygen bottle one has been exhausted.
	AnesthesiaMachineOxygenBottleTwoExhausted
	Anesthesia machine oxygen bottle two has been exhausted.
	AnesthesiaMachineReliefValveActive
	Anesthesia machine relief valve is active.
	MechanicalVentilatorReliefValveActive
	Mechanical ventilator relief valve is active.
	SupplementalOxygenBottleExhausted
	The supplemental oxygen bottle is exhausted. There is no longer any oxygen to provide.
	NonRebreatherMaskOxygenBagEmpty
	The non rebreather mask oxygen bag is empty. Oxygen may need to be provided at a faster rate.

Detailed Description

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