2003, reviews clinically useful wound measurement approaches, provides an overview of the principles and. practice of chronic wound assessment geared to a clinical audience, and introduces a simple mnemonic, MEASURE. MEASURE encapsulates key wound parameters that should be addressed in the assessment and. management of chronic wounds: Measure (length, width, depth, and area), Exudate (quantity and quality), Appearance (wound bed, including tissue type and amount), Suffering (pain type and level), Undermining. (presence or absence), Reevaluate (monitoring of all parameters regularly), and Edge (condition of edge and.
The fastest goal scored by a player in his first NHL game took only 15 seconds when Gus Bodnar scored in his debut on October 30, 1943. Two players hold the record for the fastest two goals at 4 seconds. 1  Nels Stewart-January 03, 1931.
Sporting Charts explains Natural Hat Trick. The record in the NHL for the fastest natural hat trick occurred in 1952 by Chicago Blackhawks Bill Mosienko. He scored a natural hat trick in 21 seconds of the game. In 2010, Mark Del Ville of the AIHAL's Mid Ice Crisis scored the fasted recorded natural hat trick in 17 seconds. A regular hat trick in hockey occurs when a single player scores three goals in the course of an entire game, but other players may score goals in between that player's goals. In the NHL, a hat trick is usually rewarded with fans tossing their hats down onto the ice. It is said this tradition started in the 1950s.