Difference between revisions of "Medical Emergency"
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Latest revision as of 14:15, 20 July 2017
A medical emergency has different meanings depending on whom you ask:
- According to medical personnel, a medical emergency is just that: a medical emergency.
- According to patients and families, a medical emergency may not always be just that, in which case this flowchart is helpful: Is Your "Medical Emergency" Really An Emergency?
- But everyone can agree a paper cut is always a medical emergency.
Related Topics
- A Clockwork Triage
- Am I clutching at my chest dramatically enough during this heart attack?
- American College of Emergency Physicians
- Boarding
- CEDOCS Score
- Community Emergency Department Overcrowding Scale Score
- Paper Cut
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