Medivia Hospital Emergency Department
Medivia Hospital Emergency Department offers advanced healthcare services equipped with modern medical devices and cutting-edge technology. Our emergency unit includes a 20-bed adult observation room with 10 monitored patient beds, where expert staff handle initial assessment, treatment, and observation.
The department features 3 fully equipped trauma rooms with monitors for urgent interventions, and a CPR (resuscitation) room capable of treating 2 patients simultaneously. The CPR room provides immediate care for critical cases like heart attacks and sudden respiratory arrest.
Laboratory and imaging services operate 24/7 within the emergency unit, ensuring rapid testing and radiological exams. Angiography equipment is always ready for urgent interventions like heart attacks.
Patient Assessment Methods in the Emergency Department
What is Triage?
Triage classifies patients based on the severity of their condition to prioritize treatment. It ensures efficient use of resources, especially in mass casualty incidents, aiming to save as many lives as possible.
What is CPR? (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation)
CPR is an emergency procedure used when the heart stops or breathing fails. “Cardio” means heart and “pulmonary” means lungs. CPR provides oxygen and tries to restart the heart for those who are unconscious or not breathing.
When is CPR Used?
About 75% of cardiac arrests happen at home. In case of heart stoppage, call emergency services (112) immediately and start CPR until help arrives. Without quick intervention, brain damage can occur within 5-10 minutes.
Importance of CPR
Performing CPR within the first 4 minutes after cardiac arrest raises survival chances by 7%. The longer the delay, the higher the risk of brain damage. Proper CPR significantly increases the patient’s chance to survive.
Medivia Hospital Emergency Department is staffed with experienced professionals and supported by advanced technology, providing uninterrupted care 24/7. Always ready to save lives.