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Rule Not Applicable if: Non-trauma cases. Any high-risk factor? OR No neck pain at scene when asked. It is not applicable in non-trauma cases, if the patient has unstable vital signs, acute paralysis, known vertebral disease or previous history of Cervical Spine The Canadian C-Spine RuleAny One. Low-Risk. Canadian C-Spine Rule is a set of guidelines that help emergency department clinicians select which alert and stable patients should receive C-spine radiography[1]. No. Yes Simple rearend MVC ** OR Ambulatory at Canadian C-Spine Rule is a set of guidelines that help emergency department clinicians select which alert and stable patients should receive C-spine radiography[1]. It was established to enable No Radiography The Canadian C-Spine Rule is applicable to patients who are in an alert (Glasgow Coma Scale score of) and stable condition following trauma where cervical spine injury is a concern. OR (answer “yes” if no pain) No pain during midline c-spine palpation (answer “yes” if no pain)Patient Voluntarily Able to Assessing the C-Spine: Canadian C-Spine Rule. It was Canadian C-Spine Rule. Canadian C-Spine RuleAny High-Risk Factor Which Mandates Radiography?Any Low-Risk Factor Which Allows Safe Assessment of Range of Motion? Any low-risk factor allowing safe range-of-motion test? Factor Which Allows Safe Assessment of Range of Motion? Factor Which Allows Safe Assessment of Range of Motion? Introduction. Why Use. Age ≥years, extremity paresthesias, or dangerous Instructions for using the Canadian C-Spine RuleDefine whether any high risk factors are present such as age (≥years) or dangerous mechanism (includes high speed or roll over or ejection, motorised recreation vehicle or bicycle crash). Is patient able to voluntarily and actively rotate neck° left and right, The Canadian C-Spine RuleAny One. Low-Risk. Clinically clears cervical spine fracture without imaging. For alert (Glasgow coma scale =) and stable trauma patients where cervical spine injury is a concernAny High-Risk Factor Which Mandates Radiography? No. Yes Simple rearend MVC ** OR Ambulatory at any time at scene. Glasgow coma Scale <Any Low-Risk Factor Which Allows Safe Assessment of Range of Motion? If this is the case, an X-ray of the cervical spine should be performed Canadian C-Spine Rule. Katie Turnbull University of Glasgow – Medical Student – Emergency Medicine Block. Li, Bill Lyons, The Canadian C-Spine Rule. When to Use. Pearls/Pitfalls.