Journal of American college health : J of ACH · 2009
Providing student health services at sea: a survey of chief complaints onboard a maritime academy training ship.
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Kue Ricky, Cukor Jeffrey, Fredrickson Anne
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OBJECTIVE: The authors describe the epidemiology of infirmary chief complaints aboard a collegiate maritime training ship.
PARTICIPANTS: They assessed patients (N = 646 visits) evaluated by the USTS Enterprise medical department during a 44-day sea term from January to February 2007.
METHODS: The authors conducted a retrospective chart review of infirmary use and extracted information on age, sex, rank, chief complaints, and frequency of visits.
RESULTS: Overall, 646 visits were made. The most common complaints were dermatologic (30.1%): rash, skin infection, laceration, and sunburn. Together, ear, nose, and throat and dermatologic complaints accounted for 57.6% of all visits. Work-related complaints accounted for 12.5% of recorded visits. Compared with the ship population, senior and female cadets had more visits than the average. Port departure days were typically the busiest.
CONCLUSIONS: Among healthy, college-aged cadets at sea, typical primary care constitute comprise the majority of visits.
PARTICIPANTS: They assessed patients (N = 646 visits) evaluated by the USTS Enterprise medical department during a 44-day sea term from January to February 2007.
METHODS: The authors conducted a retrospective chart review of infirmary use and extracted information on age, sex, rank, chief complaints, and frequency of visits.
RESULTS: Overall, 646 visits were made. The most common complaints were dermatologic (30.1%): rash, skin infection, laceration, and sunburn. Together, ear, nose, and throat and dermatologic complaints accounted for 57.6% of all visits. Work-related complaints accounted for 12.5% of recorded visits. Compared with the ship population, senior and female cadets had more visits than the average. Port departure days were typically the busiest.
CONCLUSIONS: Among healthy, college-aged cadets at sea, typical primary care constitute comprise the majority of visits.