Process Care

• Care for all medical and surgical processes, including those requiring intervention from multidisciplinary and/or tertiary teams such as surgery, traumatology, otolaryngology, plastic surgery, thoracic surgery, cardiac, and vascular surgery.
• Care for fragile patients, framed within the Fragility Care program of the Emergency Service.
• Care for cardiac and respiratory arrest, polytraumatized patients, and life-threatening emergencies.
• Care for paediatric and neonatal patients.
• Care for urgent gynaecological pathology.
• Care for obstetric pathology.
• Care for immediate childbirth and postpartum.
• Care for patients with psychiatric pathology.
• Reference center:
  • Heart Attack Code (STEMI).
  • Stroke Code (STEMI).
  • Trauma Code (CAT3).
  • Sepsis Code (SEP-2b).

Observation and Control Procedures

• Measurement and monitoring of vital signs, temperature, heart, respiratory rate, and blood pressure.
• Continuous monitoring of electrocardiogram and pulse-ox.
• Monitoring of diuresis, fluids, and secretions.
• Monitoring of specific signs, pain, level of consciousness, motor mobility.
• Drug administration protocol.
• Those described above in relation to obstetric pathology.

Diagnostic and Treatment Procedures

• Central and peripheral venous access.
• Arterial access.
• Urinary and gastric catheterization.
• Continuous perfusion systems.
• CPR manoeuvres.
• Thoracentesis, paracentesis.
• Secretion aspiration.
• Those described above in relation to gynaecological and obstetric pathology.
• Primary and rescue angioplasty.
• Intravenous fibrinolysis in thromboembolic disease and stroke.
• Stroke thrombectomy.
• Magnetic resonance and perfusion studies.
• Vascular Echodoppler.
• Diagnostic Procedures

General emergencies.

• Gynecology and obstetrics emergencies.
• Radiology.
• Laboratory.
• Microbiology.

Therapeutic Procedures

• Surgical.
• Non-surgical.

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