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An explosion casualty suffering from crush injuries of the lower extremities had been admitted to your hospital with severe hyperkalemia what emergency treatment is not recommended?
Limit fluids
How do you prepare for a possible eruption and what to do in the event?
You can prepare for a possible volcano eruption by closely monitoring the news and local authorities. In the event of an eruption it is usually best to flee the area to prevent light threatening injuries.
How did injuries effect families in World War 1?
the injuries that effected families were not so bad to life threatening many families had to live with sons and fathers and sometimes daughters who would never be the same again who could never help with the families again who were more of a burden than anything else and they would probably wish that there life was over thank you
What are the Most common baseball and softball injuries?
Baseball injuries
What injuries occur suddenly during an activities?
Acute Injuries A+.
What is the difference between urgent care clinics and hospital emergency rooms?
Urgent care facilities are used for non-life threatening ailments and injuries. While, the hospitals emergency room is for more serious issues and injuries.
What has the author Raymond M Fish written?
Raymond M. Fish has written: 'Preparing for your deposition' -- subject(s): Depositions, Physicians, Malpractice, Trial practice 'Sexually transmitted diseases' -- subject(s): Sexually transmitted diseases 'Preventing emergency malpractice' -- subject(s): Emergencies, Emergency Services, Hospital, Emergency physicians, Emergency service, Hospital Emergency services, Hospitals, Malpractice, Organization & administration, Tort liability of hospitals 'Electrical injuries' -- subject(s): Forensic Medicine, Electrical injuries, Electric Injuries, Biomedical Engineering, Burns, Electric
When should casualties with head injuries do?
Go together with someone else (relative or a friend) to their nearest hospitals emergency department, without delay.
What hospitals do?
They treat people that have diseases or injuries.
What has the author Robert C Ricks written?
Robert C. Ricks has written: 'Hospital emergency department management of radiation accidents' -- subject(s): Emergency service, Handbooks, manuals, Hospital Emergency services, Hospitals, Medical emergencies, Radiation injuries
Can a family practitioner legally treat critical patients with life threatening injuries in an emergency room?
Legally, yes. In the US, at least, state licensing boards generally license MDs (and DOs) to practice medicine, period, not to practice certain kinds of medicine for certain types of injuries in certain places.
Can a cured wound on the skull have bleeding inside?
Yes, a cured wound on the skull can have bleeding inside. Many closed head injuries are ignored because it looks and feels OK, but days later it becomes a life threatening emergency.
Where does one go with serious injuries?
With a serious injury the best place to go would be an emergency room. Emergency rooms have the best treatment options available for serious injuries.
What has the author Matthew Cooke written?
Matthew Cooke has written: 'Minor injuries unit handbook' -- subject(s): Accidents, Emergencies, Emergency Treatment, Emergency service, Handbooks, Hospitals, Medical emergencies, Therapy, Wounds and injuries 'Churchill's pocketbook of pre-hospital care' -- subject(s): Emergency Treatment, Emergency medical services, Emergency medicine, Handbooks, Handbooks, manuals
Do injuries to the musculoskeletal system may result in life-threatening damage to the circulartory and respiratory system?
yes
What is a description of a trauma surgery?
When someone is admitted to a hospital emergency department with acute physical injuries or symptoms they are first examined by an emergency doctor and if surgery is required the patient will then be referred to a trauma surgeon. Trauma surgeons are responsible for surgery that is required immediately due to life threatening conditions such as gun shot wounds, stabbings or a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm.
Who provide basic care for medical emergencies, illness and injuries?
Emergency Physician,
