Emergency care
Emergency care at Garg Hospital provides immediate and comprehensive medical attention for acute illnesses and injuries, ensuring 24/7 availability with a team of skilled professionals and advanced facilities.
Emergency care in a hospital involves providing immediate medical attention to patients who are experiencing severe or life-threatening conditions. This care is typically delivered in the emergency department (ED), also known as the emergency room (ER). Here’s an overview of the key aspects of emergency care in a hospital:
- Triage: Determines the priority of patients’ treatments based on the severity of their condition.
- Initial Assessment: Includes checking vital signs, medical history, and current symptoms
- Diagnosis and Stabilization: Conducts diagnostic tests (blood work, X-rays, CT scans, MRI, ultrasound) and stabilizes the patient with medications, fluids, oxygen, or emergency procedures.
- Treatment: Involves medical or surgical interventions, with specialist consultations as needed.
- Observation and Monitoring: Continuously monitors patients and performs regular reassessments.
- Disposition: Decides whether to admit, discharge, or transfer patients based on their condition.
- Support Services: Provides social work, counseling, and pharmacy services.
- Documentation: Maintains detailed medical records for legal and medical purposes.
- Key Personnel: Includes emergency physicians, nurses, technicians, and support staff.
- Common Conditions Treated: Trauma, cardiac emergencies, respiratory distress, neurological issues, acute infections, and severe pain.
- Emergency Preparedness: Establishes protocols, regular training, and equips the ED with advanced medical technology and supplies.
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