The phrase "at admission level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, healthcare, or any situation where a specific level of admission or entry is being discussed.
Example: "The requirements for the program are set at admission level to ensure that all candidates meet the necessary criteria."
Alternatives: "at entry level" or "at the point of admission".
These patients had a higher SOFA score at admission; levels of fibrinogen binding to platelets (platelet-Fg) and of D-dimers were also significantly increased compared to the other patients.
The database also contains the following patient details: age; sex; body height and weight; severity of dyspnea based on the Hugh-Jones Dyspnea Grade [ 9] at admission; levels of consciousness based on the Japan Coma Scale [ 10, 11] at admission and discharge; status of disability of ADL based on the Barthel Index [ 12, 13] at admission; and discharge status, including in-hospital death.
The data completeness was defined as a ratio of available and required data at ICU admission level.
The primary outcome at the admission level allowed for multiple hospital admissions, whereas the patient level analyses included the first admissions only.
The Cox proportional hazards regression model adjusted with stepwise selection of covariates (SOFA score at the first 4 days, age, cortisol levels at admission, S100B levels at day 2, and 2 binary variables: occurrence of brain dysfunction or nosocomial infection) was used to determine the risk factors associated with ICU mortality.
Few studies have examined the relationship between symptoms at admission and level of functioning, involvement in treatment, and rehospitalization rates.
At admission CRP level was in 8-fold reference range, D-dimer and fibrinogen concentrations were also elevated with values 326 μg/ml and 615 mg/dL, respectively.
Other factors that may be relevant include age, ethics, examination level at admission and educational level of their parents [ 16- 18].
These results demonstrate significant changes in fibronectin and ATIII concentrations between levels at admission compared with levels after ATIII treatment.
Multivariate binary logistic regression model adjusted with stepwise selection of covariates (cortisol levels at admission, age, S100B levels at day 2, the SOFA score at the first 4 days, gender, the length of sedation, and one interaction term (age x cortisol levels at admission)) was used to determine the associated-risk factors for the development of brain dysfunction.
