Medical Emergencies - In General Practice Pdf

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Theory does not translate to action. Run a 15-minute "mock emergency" every month. Rotate scenarios: one month anaphylaxis, the next month cardiac arrest. Use the PDF as a during the drill—force staff to physically look up the dose of adrenaline before administering it (using a placebo syringe). medical emergencies in general practice pdf

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(Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure) to stabilize patients before transfer to tertiary care. World Health Organization (WHO) Common Medical Emergencies & Key Protocols Run a 15-minute "mock emergency" every month

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Diabetic patient on insulin or sulphonylureas, missed meals. Recognition: Sweating, confusion, aggression, or unconsciousness. PDF Essential: The "15g rapid-acting carbohydrate" rule (glucose gel, Lucozade, or 3 teaspoons of sugar). If unconscious, IM glucagon (1mg) or IV dextrose. Never attempt to give oral glucose to an unconscious patient.