The Emergency Department provides immediate medical care for patients experiencing severe illness or injury that requires urgent attention. It plays a vital role in life-saving treatment and preventing complications from conditions that cannot wait for scheduled medical care. The department offers a wide range of emergency services focused on urgent and critical care situations.
Services Provided by the Emergency Department
- Treatment of Acute Illnesses and Injuries
- Trauma from Accidents: The Emergency Department is often the first point of care for accident victims, such as those injured in road accidents, falls, or workplace injuries.
- Cardiac Emergencies: Patients with chest pain or signs of a heart attack receive immediate attention.
- Stroke Care: Patients showing symptoms of a stroke—such as slurred speech or limb weakness—are treated urgently to minimize complications.
- Respiratory Distress: Conditions such as acute asthma attacks or severe respiratory infections are treated promptly.
- Shock: Immediate care is provided for patients experiencing shock due to blood loss, trauma, or severe infection.
- Pain Management and Initial Medical Treatment
- Administration of pain relievers or other medications to alleviate acute symptoms such as fever or pain from injuries.
- Basic treatment for emergency cases not requiring surgery, including wound suturing, tetanus injections, or allergy treatment.
- Critical Care Services
- Urgent intervention for critically ill patients, including those experiencing respiratory arrest, cardiac arrest, or major trauma.
- Performing CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) for patients with cardiac arrest.
- Patient Referrals
- When specialized or complex care is needed, patients may be referred to appropriate departments such as surgery, internal medicine, or psychiatry.
- Referrals ensure patients receive comprehensive and appropriate care based on their condition.
- Non-Emergency Care
- In addition to critical cases, the Emergency Department also provides care for non-life-threatening conditions such as colds, mild abdominal pain, or minor injuries.
- Non-urgent patients may experience some wait time depending on the priority of critical cases.
- 24-Hour Service
- The Emergency Department operates 24 hours a day, ensuring patients receive care anytime—day or night.
For emergency or accident-related care, please contact:
📞 052-011999 ext. 132, 133 or 085-695-5843
