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Principles of Management of Emergency Disorders

Principles of Management of Emergency Disorders

NusingNetwork,--The main principle of management of emergency nursing care is to maintain the airway and provide adequate ventilation, resuscitate when needed. Assess injury and airway obstruction.

In addition, control of bleeding and restoration of cardiac output and prevent and deal with shock, and maintain circulation

Obtain a continuous physical examination, serious injury or illness from a non-static patient

Determine whether the patient can follow orders, evaluation, size and pupil activity and motor responses.

Then, monitor the ECG, if necessary do management if there is a suspected cervical fracture with head injury by protecting the wound with a sterile dressing.

Check whether the patient is using medical precautions or the identity of allergies and other health problems.

Then check the flow of vital signs, blood pressure and neurologic status to gain clues in making decisions.

Evaluation Management of Emergency Disorders

After getting adequate help, vital signs are evaluated periodically, after which conclude with your doctor or diagnostic section for the next procedure, if the condition starts to stabilize move the room accordingly.(NN/ Photo: pixabay.com).
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