The Accidents & Emergency department at Aster Hospital is fully equipped to handle medical emergencies and trauma situations with the best physicians on-call. The medical care facility has an ambulance service for transporting patients suffering from life-threatening traumas or emergencies. Considered as one of the best emergency facilities in India, we have trauma experts, emergency room (ER) physicians, critical care specialists, nurses and paramedics who are adept at taking care of any trauma that comes through. Fitted with cutting-edge technology, the experts are fully capable of diagnosing and managing all emergency and trauma situations, such as poisoning and drug overdose, cardiac arrest, head trauma, fractures, and anaphylactic shock. They're also trained in disaster management. Our Emergency service is available 24/7, with secure and rapid ambulance services.
Our Doctors
We have some of the best specialists from around the world, they bring years of experience and offer evidence-based treatment to ensure the best care for you.
Advanced Technology & Facilities
Well equipped with the latest medical equipment, modern technology & infrastructure, Aster Hospital is one of the best hospitals in India.
No other administration, division at Aster MIMS Kottakkal is as personally and heavily involved to take care of injury and harmed patients as the Department of Emergency Medicine.
Independently and together with the Trauma Service, Emergency Department doctors, residents, nurses, and other medical services providers yearly administer to around thousands of harmed and complex injury patients inside the physical space of the emergency division at Aster MIMS Kottakkal.
There is a nearby working connection between the Department of Emergency Medicine and the Department of Surgery's Division of Trauma and Critical Care. Together we convey the most noteworthy nature of care to the sections range of patients from minor cuts and sprains to major multi-system injury.
Our patient contacts can be separated into four classes like trauma responses, trauma alerts, trauma consults and injured patients.
The Division is occupied with an extensive variety of services and activities 4-week ED-based ultrasound rotation. Personnel have autonomous to perform EMBU to be utilized as a part of clinical decision-making, and when it esteems clinically suitable. We have medical students showing modules in bedside sonography for every time of medical school. We have been successful in acquiring grants for single- and multi-site research. Since the Department of Emergency Medicine has been a pioneer in recognizing and advancing the utilization of bedside ultrasound both procedurally and diagnostically, we have educating with the divisions of Surgery and Medicine, and give training to the fellowship programs in Critical Care, Nephrology and Trauma. Past and progressing ventures incorporate associations with critical care specialists, cardiologists, family medicine, pulmonologists, gynecologists and anesthesiologists.
Emergency Department doctors give day and night on-line medical direction to every individual who seeks emergency medical services in any part of the world. The residents of Emergency medicine take an interest in on-site medical coverage for city-supported unique occasions consistently, including distance runs and mass get-togethers. Through rescue vehicle ride-alongs, hands-on fireground training, and lectures, the inhabitants have shown signs of improvement valuation for the abilities of, and difficulties confronting, prehospital medical suppliers and their firefighting partners.
Imaging Tests
-CT SCAN
-MRI SCAN
-X-RAY
Electrocardiogram
Arterial Blood Gases
Lumbar Puncture
Ultrasound
Dedicated emergency operating theatre with state-of-the-art facilities perform life saving surgeries
The sub-specialty of Radiology in the emergency department handles the diagnosis of acutely ill or traumatic patients. Multiple imaging modalities like MRI, multi-detector CT, ultrasound and X-ray are made available to ensure timely diagnosis and management of patients from head to toe.
The division of emergency laboratory is made available at the department with an intention of providing laboratory services that are crucial for the effective management of critically ill patients. Tests and results are given in no time with optimal accuracy so as to ensure best care to the patient.
The Emergency Pharmacy follows strict protocols backed by well-trained pharmacists with emergency preparedness and a good command over medication management standards, ensuring efficient, safe and effective medication use.
This the first NABH accredited Emergency Department in the state of Karnataka and the 5th in the country.
A full spectrum of patients presents in Emergency Medicine Department, from neonates to the elderly with major and minor trauma, psychiatric problems and minor illness to true medical emergencies.
The medical and nursing staffs work closely together to take care of patients, other members of the team include the clerical staff, orderlies, and security staff; they also have important roles in the department.
The Emergency Department at ACMI works around the clock, providing services in emergency medicine with physicians who are certified and specialized in emergency medicine.
In case of a Paediatric emergency, a child should to be given specialised, dedicated and prompt medical care with love and patience, in a warm and comforting environment. This helps minimise the fear and stress caused by the emergency and enable quicker recovery. The special Paediatric Emergency Room at the Emergency Department has been designed keeping this in mind and has a child-centric and welcoming ambience. With state-of-the-art clinical facilities and a team of Doctors and Nurses specially trained in Paediatric emergency medicine to attend to all emergencies 24/7, the Paediatric ER at Aster Medcity is among the best in India.
The Emergency Department has an adjoining Radiology Suite equipped with MRI, Ultrasound, CT Scan and X-ray machine to save on time taken for moving patients to other units/departments for critical diagnostic procedures and fast-tracking the start of treatment.
The Emergency Department has a separate Emergency Acute Care Unit to monitor and treat very critically ill or injured adult patients. A 5-bed unit managed by a team of trained Emergency medicine professionals; the EACU is built adjacent to the ED to facilitate easier treatment.
The Emergency Department has a Triage Area, where an ACLS/ATLS/PALS Trained Nurse, follows a specialised Triage system and triages patients on the basis of how critical the illness or injury is. Triage or the first point of public contact with the Emergency Department, is done according to the Australasian Triage System, wherein patients are triaged into 5 categories. Triaging ensures that the most critically ill patient gets medical attention on priority, without delay.
The Infectious Disease Screening Area at the Emergency Department is a special area for monitoring and treating patients with communicable disease. A quarantined area, this facility ensures that the infection does not spread to the other patients in the Emergency Department. If the patient requires to be admitted and given treatment, a Negative Suction Isolation room has been set up in which they will be taken care of, without exposure or danger of infection to others.
For the convenience of families/bystanders of patients, there is a “Discussion Room” at the Emergency Department where Doctors, Nurses and Guest Relation Staff will provide updates on the current status and plan
of care of patients. The Guest Relation Officer will attend to all queries from the side of the family/ bystander regarding the condition of the patient and will also, on request, arrange meetings for them with the concerned Doctors.
The Emergency Department at Aster Medcity has introduced the concept of “Decontamination Room”. This is a special room for decontaminating patients who come in for medical help due to poison exposure. Having a specialised facility for decontamination will be helpful to the Staff and Bystanders, as it will prevent them from exposure to the poison.
The Emergency Department will have a dedicated Pharmacy that operates 24x7. Made for the convenience of the patient’s family/ bystanders, they do not require to move out of the ED or take the trouble of finding medicines for the patient at a time when every moment counts.
3 Cath labs including FFR, IFR, IVUS, OCT and Rotablation
Advanced 3D and 4D ECHO machines
Holter Monitoring
Emergencies can strike at any time, and our dedicated ambulance service is always ready to respond swiftly. Our fleet of modern Advanced Cardiac Life Supporting ambulances is staffed with experienced paramedics, nurses, and doctors, ensuring that you receive the highest level of medical attention from the moment you reach out to us. In times of urgent medical need, our Emergency Department stands ready 24/7, staffed by a dedicated team of highly trained medical professionals, including emergency physicians, nurses, and support staff. Equipped with the latest advancements in medical technology, our facility ensures swift and accurate diagnosis, prompt intervention, and compassionate care for patients of all ages. The emergency room also provides Ambulance services 24*7 to pick up critically ill patients from their homes for treatment at the hospital.
At the emergency department of Aster Whitefield Hospital, we recognize the urgency of emergencies. Our specialized 12 bedded emergency room is designed to provide rapid assessments, diagnoses, and treatments, minimizing precious moments lost during critical situations. Our trained medical staff is adept at handling a wide range of medical emergencies, ensuring that you receive the care you need promptly. It's equipped with ultramodern ER beds (which can move the patient throughout the hospital including elevators without the need to shift the patients on a transport stretcher), spine boards with cervical collars, ventilators, central suction and all medical gases, bedside Ultrasonography, and X-ray machines, multipara monitors, Defibrillators, ECG machines, infusion pumps, warmer machines and most importantly trained casualty medical officers and ER nurses (available 24*7).In Addition, the hospital also has an isolation room to separate Active Tuberculosis and infectious disease patients.
Time is of the essence in emergencies. Our hospital offers immediate access to highly skilled doctors and medical specialists who are experienced in handling critical cases. Their expertise ensures that you receive accurate diagnoses and tailored treatment plans without delay. In the realm of emergency medical care within our hospital, the significance of swift and proficient intervention cannot be overstated. Recognizing that time is a precious commodity during emergencies, we take immense pride in providing instant access to a cadre of exceptionally skilled doctors and seasoned medical specialists. These experts are adept at navigating the complexities of critical cases, ensuring that each moment counts towards securing your well-being.
The crux of our approach lies in the immediacy of access to these professionals. The instant you arrive at our emergency department, a network of highly qualified doctors is primed to spring into action. These medical specialists possess a wealth of experience in managing a wide spectrum of urgent medical scenarios, from trauma and cardiac incidents to intricate neurological challenges. Their honed expertise empowers them to swiftly and accurately assess your condition, facilitating precise diagnoses that serve as the bedrock for tailored and effective treatment plans.
The synergy between swift action and expert knowledge not only expedites the decision-making process but also minimizes the critical period between assessment and intervention. This proactive approach translates into an enhanced likelihood of positive patient outcomes. As you navigate the uncertain terrain of a medical emergency, the presence of these skilled practitioners offers reassurance that every facet of your health is being meticulously addressed.
Our ICU is equipped with cutting-edge technology and state-of-the-art medical equipment to provide intensive and comprehensive care. Within our emergency department at the Aster Whitefield Hospital, our commitment to excellence is exemplified by our fully equipped Intensive Care Unit (ICU). The ICU stands as a bastion of advanced medical care, furnished with the latest technology and the most modern medical equipment that collectively form the backbone of our intensive and comprehensive patient care.
At the heart of our ICU lies a dedicated team of critical care specialists, nurses, and unwavering support staff, all tirelessly devoted to ensuring that patients requiring critical attention receive nothing short of the highest standard of medical care. With unwavering availability around the clock, this team brings together a harmonious blend of expertise, experience, and empathy, positioning them to manage even the most intricate medical challenges.
Our ICU is a place where innovation converges with compassion. From advanced monitoring systems to specialized life-support equipment, every facet of these units has been meticulously designed to accommodate the intricate needs of critically ill patients. This amalgamation of technology and human touch underpins our commitment to ensuring that every patient receives personalized care that is second to none.
Emergencies can encompass a wide range of medical issues. At Aster Whitefield, we are proud to offer access to a comprehensive team of super specialists from various medical disciplines. This allows us to provide well-rounded and specialized care for even the most complex cases, ensuring that all aspects of your health are addressed. In our multispeciality hospital's emergency department, we understand that emergencies can arise in various forms and require specialized expertise to ensure the best possible outcomes. Our streamlined communication systems allow our medical team to quickly consult with the relevant specialist, ensuring that even the most complex cases are evaluated promptly and accurately
Emergencies often require a collaborative approach that spans multiple medical disciplines. Our super specialists work seamlessly together, sharing insights and perspectives to develop comprehensive treatment plans. This collaboration eliminates potential gaps in care and enhances the likelihood of successful outcomes.
Our team covers a broad spectrum of medical expertise, ensuring that no matter the nature of the emergency, our patients receive targeted and precise care. Certain emergencies demand specialized interventions that go beyond general medical knowledge. Whether it's a rare cardiac condition, a complex neurological issue, or a critical pediatric case, our super specialists bring their advanced skills and techniques to the forefront, ensuring that patients receive the precise care they need.
Emergencies don't adhere to a schedule, which is why our team of super specialists is available 24/7. Whether it's the middle of the night or during a holiday, you can rest assured that our experts are on standby to provide immediate and specialized care when you need it the most.
Under our roof, you will find all the necessary diagnostic services, including radiology, pathology, and blood services. Our in-house facilities enable us to swiftly conduct vital diagnostic tests, allowing our medical professionals to make informed decisions about your care on time. Patients who exhibit signs of being seriously ill but are not in immediate danger of life or limb will be triaged to "acute care" or "majors", where they will be seen by a physician and receive a more thorough assessment and treatment. Examples of "majors" include chest pain, difficulty breathing, abdominal pain, and neurological complaints. Advanced diagnostic testing may be conducted at this stage, including laboratory testing of blood and/or urine, ultrasonography, CT, or MRI scanning. Medications appropriate to manage the patient's condition will also be given. Depending on the underlying causes of the patient's chief complaint, he or she may be discharged home from this area or admitted to the hospital for further treatment.
Patients whose condition is not immediately life-threatening will be sent to an area suitable to deal with them, and these areas might typically be termed as prompt care or minors areas. Such patients may still have been found to have significant problems, including fractures, dislocations, and lacerations requiring suturing.
In our Emergency department of the hospital, the commitment to adherence to international protocols is a cornerstone of our emergency medical services. Our foremost priority is the health and well-being of our patients, and we ensure that they receive top-notch medical care during critical times.
We have meticulously designed and implemented stringent international protocols that guide our emergency medical services. These protocols are based on the latest medical research, global best practices, and expert consensus, ensuring that our medical team is equipped with the most advanced and effective approaches.
Adhering to international protocols we are also having access to cutting-edge medical equipment and technology. Our hospital has the latest diagnostic tools, monitoring devices, and life-saving equipment to ensure that our medical team can provide prompt and accurate assessments and interventions.
Our commitment to international protocols doesn't end after the initial emergency response. We have a robust quality assurance system in place that involves regular reviews and audits of our emergency medical services. This continuous evaluation allows us to identify areas for improvement and refine our protocols over time.
FAQs
Want to find out more about the treatment? The answer to your questions can be found below.
How does the ED Works
The department is divided into a number of different areas with different functions. This includes but not limited to: Triage, Waiting Area, Fast track, Resuscitation unit with priority Red zone, Advanced Resuscitation zone, Paediatric Resuscitation zone, and Clinical Decision Unit, etc.
Are visitors allowed in the treatment area?
We usually do not allow visitors to enter the treatment area due to the risk of cross-contamination to other patients and the risk of getting the infection. In the current covid 19 scenarios, we are following strict patient isolation policies without allowing visitors. Timely updates about the patient's condition and audio video counseling will be given to visitors. In some special situations like resuscitating cardiac arrest patients, especially in children, we will allow patient attendants(mother ) to be with a resuscitating team.
What should I do if I am having chest pain?
If you are experiencing chest pain, immediately take a rest, avoid doing further strenuous work, and don’t panic. If a sublingual nitroglycerin tablet and chewable aspirin tablet are available, take them as soon as possible. Call the nearest hospital or local health ambulance contact number. We Ramesh hospital provide 24/7 hours telemedicine support and care and ambulance care to patients with chest pain. Our goal is to treat all patients with chest pain s/o Acute coronary syndromes should get treated ASAP with revascularisation therapy, either iv thrombolysis /percutaneous coronary intervention to reduce mortality and morbidity.
What are the important emergency drugs?
In an emergency, we keep all necessary medications to treat all kinds of emergency patients:
- Inj. Adenosine
- Inj. Adrenaline
- Inj. Amiodarone
- Inj. Atropine
- Inj. Calcium gluconate
- Inj. Dopamine
- Inj. hydrocortisone
- Inj. Loxicard(2%)
- Inj. Phenytoin
- Inj. Sodium bicarbonate (25 ml)
- Inj. Midazolam
- Inj. nor adrenaline
- Inj. Pheniramine
- Inj. Magnesium sulfate
Is emergency medicine a good lifestyle?
Emergency physician and emergency medicine is a unique branch among other specialties. It is a very challenging branch and fast-growing branch. The physician needs to be very active in decision making, having knowledge on all other specialty branches to treat acute emergencies and tackle the stress associated with managing sick patients.ER physicians should have good leadership, clinical and administrative skills. Having multiple roles and responsibilities with leadership qualities working in EMERGENCY MEDICINE is a good lifestyle and passion in working.
Is Emergency Cath lab available in the emergency department?
Yes, Asia’s First Emergency with Cath lab facility is available in Aster MIMS, Calicut.
When should I go to the emergency department?
When to seek treatment in an ED depends on many factors. Head directly to the ED if your immediate condition could result in death or permanent disability. Urgent care centres are good alternatives for less serious injuries.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
Emergency medicine specialists consider taking different tests, consulting with other doctors, and evaluating patients' overall medical results before creating a treatment plan. Physical examination of the patient as well as a thorough understanding of their internal health is required before a personalised treatment plan is made for the patient.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
Emergency medicine specialists in Kollam at Aster treat injuries and illnesses and stabilise medication-related side effects. They adjust medication dosages, prescribe medication to alleviate symptoms, and continue monitoring patients' health status.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
When visiting an emergency medicine specialist for the first time, you must have access to your medical records, medications you are already taking, health insurance information, and other essential documents. These documents could be used by doctors to diagnose and start your treatment as soon as possible.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
Keep your personal information ready; Keep a card with some vital information, such as your name, phone number, blood type, list of drugs you take, primary doctor's name, and other details. This will help the doctors gather the required information to start your treatment quickly.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
It depends significantly on the diagnostic test result. The specialist will consider the report and the patient's condition for further treatment. The specialist would also connect with the primary doctor to understand the patient’s medical history before making further treatment decisions.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
Yes, emergency medicine specialists will help manage side effects during treatment. They constantly monitor your health, and in case of any complications, they will quickly take management steps to mitigate any risk of further complications.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
The documents you should carry on your first visit to an emergency medicine specialist depend on your problem. However, standard documents to carry are previous medical records, prescriptions, and referral letters from your doctors. If you’re unsure, please check with the doctor before visiting.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
There is nothing special you need to do when visiting emergency medicine specialists for the first time. Be prepared mentally to discuss your symptoms thoroughly, and make sure you carry all your medical reports along.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
The specialist works to establish an accurate diagnosis and develop an appropriate treatment plan, from finding symptoms to consulting specialists and considering the patient's circumstances. The treatment plan may include medication administration through IV or oral medication.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
In many cases, there are chances of side effects during treatment. But you can rest assured that emergency medicine specialists will always help manage any side effects during treatment. They monitor your health constantly and will prevent side effects from affecting you in most cases.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
During admission to the emergency medicine department, you must carry your identification documents, a referral letter from your primary doctor, an emergency alternative number, and prescriptions along with your past medical reports.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
When you prepare to visit the emergency medicine specialists, ensure you are carrying your diagnostic reports. Also, take someone close to you, like a family member. Make sure you are in a calm state of mind and wear loose-fitted clothes.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
Emergency medicine specialists monitor patients' vital health conditions, perform critical tests or checkups, and analyse medical reports. Based on their analysis, they decide on treatment methods. Our emergency medicine specialists in Ongole ensure that health problems are detected and treated immediately.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
Yes, they treat side effects. Emergency medicine specialists are well-experienced in handling allergies and side effects during patients' treatment. They monitor patients' conditions throughout the treatment and provide initial medicines to prevent side effects. Our emergency medicine specialists in Ongole at Aster Ramesh are well-versed in treating these problems.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
In emergency cases, people might not get a chance to take necessary documents with them. However, if they must have their previous medical reports, past treatment documents, and ongoing medications, you can ask our emergency medicine specialists to learn more about your first visit.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
In case of emergencies, you should visit the emergency medicine specialists to avoid further discomfort. However, if you have some time, just take your insurance card, health records, and past diagnosis reports. You can connect with our emergency medicine specialists in Ongole for comprehensive support.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
Emergency medicine specialists don’t directly come to a treatment plan. They work with other doctors and surgeons collaboratively in case of emergencies. They first monitor and understand the patient's health conditions and problems and then plan an effective treatment procedure.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
During treatment, emergency medicine specialists work with other doctors. They monitor patients' every activity to analyse their conditions and hence prepare solutions to treat side effects for current and future scenarios. Our emergency medicine specialists in Whitefield at Aster always remain prepared for these conditions.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
You should carry your insurance card, past medical records, treatment documents, and prescriptions for ongoing medications while visiting an emergency medicine specialist for the first time. These documents can help these experts understand your health conditions more effectively during emergencies.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
While visiting emergency medicine specialists for the first time, make sure to carry all your health documents and treatment reports and list your concerns regarding the treatment. Our emergency medicine specialists in Whitefield at Aster can help you prepare for your first visit to these experts.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
Emergency medicine specialists in Kochi quickly assess patients through X-rays, blood tests, and ECGs. They consult with specialists if needed and follow treatment protocols to manage injuries or critical illnesses effectively. Additionally, they focus on making instant decisions and taking spontaneous actions to prevent late interventions.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
Yes, emergency medicine specialists in Kochi closely monitor patients, especially during treatments that may cause reactions. They manage side effects skillfully, adjusting treatments as needed to minimise adverse reactions and ensure patient safety and comfort in the emergency department.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
When visiting an emergency medicine specialist, ensure to bring a list of your current medications, a detailed medical history summary, any recent test results or relevant medical records, information on your allergies, and emergency contact information to facilitate efficient and informed care.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
When visiting an emergency medicine specialist, you should bring a list of your medications, medical history, recent medical tests, allergy list, and emergency contact. Also, note down your symptoms and any questions you may have.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
An emergency medicine specialist decides on a treatment plan by quickly assessing the patient's condition and deciding the best course of action to save lives. They guide medical staff in providing immediate care based on the patient's needs.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
Yes, emergency medicine specialists in Bangalore at Aster CMI are equipped to handle the side effects of treatment, utilising their skills to provide effective patient management. They can address severe side effects requiring immediate attention. Long-term side effect management is better handled by the prescribing specialist or primary care physician.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
For your first visit to the emergency medicine specialists at Aster CMI in Bangalore, it's important to bring any relevant medical records, such as recent test results, medication lists, scans, and notes from any recent consultations with other healthcare providers.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
First, identify and note your symptoms, including any recent changes or developments. Next, relevant medical records such as test results and medication lists should be gathered. Finally, follow any instructions the medical staff provides regarding fasting, medication, or other pre-appointment preparations.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
Emergency medicine specialists develop treatment plans for quick stabilisation and long-term health. They use the latest medical research and technology, adjust treatments as needed, and consider their facility's resources to provide effective and timely care.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
Yes, Emergency Medicine Specialists in Calicut at Aster MIMS are skilled at managing side effects during treatment. They balance treatment benefits with potential risks, adjusting as needed to keep patients safe and comfortable. They quickly address and treat any side effects that occur during treatment.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
Remember to bring discharge summaries, recent electrocardiograms, and pharmacy details for your first visit. Also, include a list of past medical procedures or surgeries. These documents help emergency medicine specialists understand your medical history and provide better care.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
For your first visit, be prepared to undergo diagnostic tests or examinations as needed. They'll prioritise your immediate health needs. Discuss recent health changes, wear comfy clothes, and consider bringing a trusted friend or family member for support if needed.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
Emergency doctors use CT scans and quick lab tests to check patients urgently. They prioritise crucial actions, like administering stroke medication or stabilising fractures. Treatment plans are adjusted based on evolving symptoms and test results to ensure precise and efficient emergency care.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
Yes, emergency medicine specialists are well-trained to address and relieve side effects during urgent care. They promptly assess and intervene to adjust treatment plans, minimise unexpected reactions, and ensure patient safety. They also provide guidance on monitoring for any delayed side effects after treatment.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
On your first visit, carry your recent lab results or diagnostic reports and a brief written history of your current medical conditions. Additionally, having the contact information of your primary care provider or any other treating specialists can be very helpful.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
Before your first visit to an emergency medicine specialist, write a timeline of your medical issues, including when each symptom began and how they have progressed. Prepare a list of any surgeries or major medical procedures you have had.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
Emergency medicine specialists assess patients’ health conditions to make vital treatment decisions. They assess their medical reports and perform other vital tests to determine what type of treatment plan should be considered. The process should be quick enough so that the patient feels instant relief.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
Yes, they do help with these conditions. Emergency medicine specialists are well-experienced in providing medications or managing treatment to cure side effects immediately. Our emergency medicine specialists in Kottakkal at Aster MIMS consistently monitor patients' conditions to prevent or treat potential side effects and allergies.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
Several documents should be carried while visiting emergency medicine specialists, including past medical records, a list of medications, documented past surgeries, and the latest health checkups. You can consult our emergency medicine specialist to learn more about what's required for your first visit.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
There is not much preparation required for your first visit to emergency medicine specialists. People meet them in case of emergencies, so if you get time then make sure to take health documents, medical reports and ongoing medications for diagnosis.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
Emergency medicine specialists follow certain procedures before deciding on a treatment plan. First, they analyse patients' conditions and diagnose symptoms to be treated. Then, all the specialists in the team plan a treatment method. Our emergency medicine specialists in Areekode at Aster Mother work together to diagnose and treat patients.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
Yes. Emergency medicine specialists provide complete medical care during treatment to treat potential side effects. They apply appropriate measures to prevent these additional problems and ensure that patients are out of trouble. Our emergency medicine specialists in Areekode know several ways to treat allergies and side effects.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
In case of an emergency, you might not get enough time to collect health documents. However, sharing previous medical records, past treatment reports, and ongoing medications with emergency medicine specialists while visiting for the first time is recommended.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
In case of an emergency, you just need to visit the emergency medicine specialists as there is not enough time for preparation. However, you can prepare some questions about your health conditions and symptoms and take the necessary health documents while visiting these experts for the first time.
How does an emergency medicine specialist decide on a treatment plan?
Emergency medicine specialists always focus on providing immediate stability in critical conditions. They assess patients' vital health signals to identify life-threatening issues and take necessary steps to treat them. These experts work with surgeons and other specialists to provide better health assistance.
Will an emergency medicine specialist help manage side effects during treatment?
Emergency medicine specialists are well-experienced in treating side effects during treatment. They monitor the patient's health conditions and other vital signals to plan for treatment. They offer instant medical care to prevent additional allergies or side effects from happening during or even after treatment.
What documents should I carry on my first visit to an emergency medicine specialist?
Gathering documents during an emergency can be hectic. However, if you get a chance, you should definitely take all medical records, health insurance papers, and past treatment documents. Our emergency medicine specialists in Tirupati can assist you in these scenarios.
How should I prepare for my first visit to emergency medicine specialists?
In general, people visit emergency medicine specialists in emergency situations. However, to get an idea of what to prepare for your first visit, you should carry health documents, remember all the concerns to discuss, and take along your health insurance card.
What are the most common medical emergencies?
- ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROMES,
- ACUTE ISCHEMIC STROKES,
- SEPSIS -URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS/COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA/CELLULITIS
- ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS-POLY TRAUMA
- POISONING
Should I go to the emergency room or urgent care?
In ER, we will follow strict triaging of patients. Triage means sorting patients based on their needs and available resources. We follow 5 levels triaging system
ESI TRIAGE. By triaging, the right patient will get treated at the right time.
Level 1: Resuscitation situations like cardiac arrest /respiratory failure /shock /unresponsive patient - BLUE to be seen immediately 0 mins
Level 2: Emergent situations not immediately life-threatening but may become life-threatening if not treated early -RED to be seen within 15 mins
Level 3: Urgent -stable patients needing multiple resources like labs/ECG/radiology services/nebulization/er procedures-YELLOW to be seen within 30 mins
Level 4: Less urgent needing single resource -GREEN -seen within 60 mins
Level 5: Non-urgent needing no resource utilization -WHITE to be seen up to 120 mins
Based on the patient's presentation to ED, we will triage and treat the patient within the stipulated time.
What should I do if I think I might be having a stroke?
Stroke is an acute neurological emergency. It needs to be treated as early as possible. Every minute delay in initiating therapy, 1.9 billion neurons die in each minute.
Stroke is identified by sudden onset of one-sided weakness /deviation of the mouth and abnormal speech .sudden onset of blurring of vision/headache/speech abnormality or any new neurological dysfunction to be considered a stroke of vascular origin unless otherwise proved. As soon as you experienced the above stroke symptoms, immediately call to nearest stroke center hospital. Stroke is two types ischemic and hemorrhagic. It should be diagnosed by doing a brain ct scan.
If it is an ischemic stroke with symptoms started within 4.5 hours and the patient is a candidate for iv thrombolysis, he will be treated with injection alteplase ASAP within 60 mins of patient arrival to ER
we provide 24/7 telemedicine support and ambulance care to patients with stroke symptoms to reach the hospital to treat early and to avoid delays
In stroke TIME IS BRAIN
Do emergency medicine physicians perform surgery?
Physicians perform minor surgical procedures like suturing lacerations, incisions and drainage of abscess, intercostal chest tube drainage insertion, pleural fluid, and ascitic fluid tapping.
Surgeons will perform complex laceration repair and major surgeries.
Which drug is kept in the emergency kit of the physician?
Helper kit will be available all the time with ER physician.
It contains all the necessary drugs and equipment needed to revitalize and treat the most common medical emergencies.
- AMBU BAG WITH MASK, RESERVOIR
- LARYNGOSCOPE WITH BLADES
- BOUGIE
- STYLET
- O2 MASK ADULT
- LARYNGEAL MASK SIZE-3
- INJ. ATROPINE
- INJ.ADRENALINE
- INJ.NORADRENALINE
- INJ.MIDAZOLAM 10 MG
- INJ. ROCURONIUM 50 MG
- FACE MASK
- INJ. POTASSIUM CHLORIDE
- INJ. CALCIUM GLUCONATE
- INJ. AMIODARONE 150 MG
- INJ. SOIDUM BICARBONATE 25 ML
- INJ. DOBUTAMINE 250 MG
- Cannula No -18
- cannula No -20
- PMO line
- I.V SET (MACRO)
- 3-WAY 10CM
- SURGICAL GLOVES 7.5
- Airway no - 1
- Airway no - 2
- Airway no - 3
- Airway no - 4
- Disposable syringes - 2CC
- Disposable syringes - 5CC
- Disposable syringes - 10CC
- Disposable syringes - 50.CC
- Suction catheter no -6
- Suction catheter no -8
- Suction catheter no -10
- Suction catheter no -12
- Suction catheter no E-14
- VACUUM SET
- NS-500ML
- 25% DEXTROSE
- EASY FIX
- E.T Tube no 3
- E.T Tube no 3.5
- E.T Tube no 4
- E.T Tube no 4.5
- E.T Tube no 5
- E.T Tube no 5.5
- E.T Tube no 6
- E.T Tube no 6.5
- E.T Tube no 7
- E.T Tube no 7.5
- E.T Tube no 8
- E.T Tube no 8.5
- ET DYNO PLASTER
- RYLE’S TUBE NO 14
- RYLE’S TUBE NO 16
What is the role of the emergency department?
Emergency Department is the first point of contact for any critically ill patient, needing immediate medical attention. EDs have highly trained doctors and other health professionals on-site to deal with emergencies.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency medicine specialists are responsible for offering medicine and taking complete care of patients facing injury, trauma, or chronic illness. They also maintain medical records, perform ECGs, and provide necessary instructions for proper treatment. The aim is to stabilise the patient's condition using medication. They treat various illnesses at every stage, including patients with diseases and conditions related to neurology, cardiology, renal issues, orthopaedic concerns, and even pregnant women.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
When you are meeting emergency medicine specialists to get treatment for illness or chronic injury, here are some questions you can ask:
What medication is right for your condition?
Will there be any side effects with the prescribed medication?
Will there be any need for surgery if the medication doesn't work?
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
Emergency medicine specialists treat conditions like chest pain, fractures, chronic illnesses, heart attacks, burns, head injuries, and critical health concerns. They offer medications for severe health issues to help stabilise the patient and aid recovery for their health conditions.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
Some of the symptoms that warrant a visit to emergency medicine specialists include severe chest pain, injury following which you have lost consciousness, or any bruising on your body that could indicate internal bleeding. These are not the only symptoms that warrant a visit to this specialist. If you are severely ill, you can definitely visit an emergency medicine specialist in Kollam at Aster.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency Medicine Specialists in Hyderabad at Aster provide emergency medical care and treatment to patients going through acute diseases that threaten their lives. They work in hospitals and communicate with surgeons and primary doctors before making further decisions. The specialist is responsible for stabilising the patient before referring them to a specialist for additional care.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
You need to be open when it comes to asking questions with emergency medicine specialists in Hyderabad at Aster. If you are facing any emergency, you can ask some of the questions below-
What is your underlying condition?
How long will it take to recover?
Should you be worried about the condition returning?
What are the possible treatment options?
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
Emergency medicine specialists in Hyderabad at Aster offer treatment for various types of health problems. If the patient is facing cancer or acute or chronic pain, a doctor who specialises in pain medicine will offer proper medication and treatment to cure it.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
If you have heavy chest pain or your injury is worsening, you must visit the Emergency medicine specialists. Similarly, if you are facing symptoms including uncontrolled vomiting or high fever, do consider a visit.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency medicine specialists in Guntur at Aster serve as the primary doctors for patients seeking immediate medical attention. They operate around the clock, ensuring help is available whenever emergencies arise. They employ their expertise to diagnose and treat various medical emergencies to prevent the patient's condition from deteriorating.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
When you visit the emergency medicine specialist, you must be ready with questions. Based on your symptoms, you can ask the questions mentioned below:
What should you do to prevent further health damage?
What treatment options do you have?
Are there any health risks to going through treatment?
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
Emergency medicine specialists treat various conditions, including acute illness, critical injury, multiple organ failure, and trauma patients. If you have a specific injury or illness, the specialist will offer quick medical care to reduce its severity and stabilise your health.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
If you are having severe breathing issues, including asthma attacks, inability to draw a deep breath or signs of a restricted airway in the throat and chest, you must see emergency medicine specialists in Guntur at Aster.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency medicine specialists treat critical health problems that require immediate medical care. These experts are always ready to tackle these problems with safe and effective healthcare solutions. Their expertise involves utilising various surgical procedures with immediate pain management.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
In case of emergencies, treatments often start immediately. However, if you get time to ask some questions, they must be about what problems they detected, which type of treatments are needed, if there will be any complications, and if any medication is required.
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
Emergency medicine specialists treat several health conditions, including fractures, bleeding, heart attacks, allergies, irregular breathing, unconsciousness, irregular fading, and more. Our emergency medicine specialists in Ongole provide the best healthcare solutions in these critical situations.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
You should consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist when you need immediate medical support for conditions such as vomiting, high blood pressure, dizziness, unstoppable bleeding, unbearable pain, high fever, and more. Talk to our emergency medicine specialists in Ongole at Aster Ramesh to learn about these conditions.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency medicine specialists are healthcare solution providers who take immediate action in case of urgencies. They prioritise implementing effective diagnosis and treatment measures to control pain and prevent any damage to the patient’s life. They also offer therapies and medications for instant relief.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
You can ask any question about your health to an emergency medicine specialist, such as what symptoms they detected, what treatments they offer, whether you need any additional preparation, how they will act in emergencies, what medications they offer, and more.
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
Emergency medicine specialists treat several types of conditions, including sudden chest pains, bleeding, fractures, head injuries, high fever, fainting, dehydration, diabetic conditions, and many more. Our emergency medicine specialists in Whitefield are well-known for diagnosing and treating these conditions.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
You should consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist when you need immediate diagnosis and treatment. These can involve allergic reactions, cuts or wounds, unbearable pain, paralysis, shortness of breath, fractures, sprains or strains, severe injuries, indigestion, strokes, and many more.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency medicine specialists in Kochi quickly evaluate and treat urgent health issues like heart attacks and injuries. They stabilise patients, coordinate with other doctors for comprehensive care, and play an important role in emergencies, ensuring timely interventions to save lives.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
When talking to the emergency medicine specialists in Kochi, ask about the diagnosis, treatment options, and any risks. Inquire about what to expect during treatment, how to care for yourself at home, when to return to the emergency room, and future prevention tips.
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
At Aster Medcity, Emergency medicine specialists in Kochi treat many urgent issues like heart attacks, asthma, severe injuries, strokes, serious infections, drug overdoses, severe allergic reactions, mental health crises, and childbirth complications. They are trained to handle these critical health problems skillfully.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
You should consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist if you have severe symptoms like chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke signs, serious allergic reactions, major injuries, intense pain, high fever, or sudden severe headaches. Quick treatment is important for these urgent health issues.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency medicine specialists in Bangalore at Aster CMI instantly treat serious health issues and emergencies like injuries and severe illnesses. They are experts at providing urgent care, managing trauma, and performing resuscitation, ensuring patient stabilisation, treatment, and safety.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
You can ask the emergency medicine specialists about immediate pain relief options, precautions, and medication side effects. Also, ask about the necessity of surgeries or tests like bronchoscopy for coughing up blood and understand their purpose, urgency, and implications.
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
Emergency Medicine Specialists treat a variety of urgent health issues, from stabilising accident victims and heart attack patients to infections and poisoning cases. They also assist with managing chronic conditions like diabetes and handle situations involving uncontrollable bleeding.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
You should see an emergency medicine specialist if you encounter severe symptoms such as acute abdominal pain, uncontrollable bleeding, severe burns, sudden dizziness, loss of consciousness, severe vomiting, or sudden numbness. These symptoms require urgent medical evaluation to address potentially life-threatening conditions.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency medicine specialists in Calicut at Aster MIMS work in Emergency Rooms (ERs), where they handle a wide range of injuries and emergencies. They provide fast treatment to stabilise patients before they receive additional care from specialised medical professionals, ensuring timely and effective intervention.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
You can inquire about your diagnosis from an emergency medical specialist and ask why they suggest certain treatments. Learn what you should do immediately and talk about what care you might need later. It's important to understand which symptoms need more urgent attention.
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
Emergency medicine specialists commonly handle trauma from motor vehicle accidents, heart attacks, and neurological conditions like strokes. They also manage respiratory infections, gastrointestinal issues such as food poisoning, and orthopaedic emergencies like fractures, providing expert care for a range of conditions.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
If you suspect poisoning or experience a sudden loss of consciousness, seek urgent care from an emergency medicine specialist. They play a critical role in managing respiratory distress or serious head injuries, ensuring prompt treatment for optimal outcomes.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency medicine specialists in Kannur rapidly evaluate patients in emergencies, provide immediate care for problems like strokes, sudden collapse and breathing difficulties, and ensure patients get follow-up care. They play a crucial role in connecting emergency care with specialised treatment.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
You should ask the Emergency Medicine Specialists in Kannur at Aster MIMS about any lifestyle changes or preventive measures to avoid future issues. Ask about the medications prescribed, their side effects, potential interactions with other drugs you are taking and how to care for yourself at home after an emergency.
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
Emergency medicine specialists in Kannur at Aster MIMS often treat a lot of urgent medical issues, including severe burns, electric shock injuries, and acute pain crises such as kidney stones or gallbladder attacks. Additionally, they are equipped to handle sudden cardiac emergencies, deep vein thrombosis, and complications from surgical procedures.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
If you experience severe eye or ear pain, unrecorded severe allergic reactions, symptoms of heatstroke or hypothermia, sudden confusion, or exposure to toxins, you should consider seeing the emergency medicine specialists at Aster MIMS in Kannur.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency medicine specialists play a crucial role in diagnosing and treating patients who face critical conditions during an emergency. They provide complete medical care from giving anaesthesia (pain management) to surgical operations, ensuring that the patient is out of any danger.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
You can ask any question to emergency medicine specialists regarding your health conditions, whether treatment is required, how much time you need for recovery, and which medicines you should take. Our emergency medicine specialists in Kottakkal at Aster MIMS are always available to answer your queries.
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
Emergency medicine specialists handle several critical conditions, including cardiac issues, asthma attacks, mental strokes, severe abdominal pain, diarrhoea, fractures, kidney stones or infections, and many more. Our specialists can diagnose every critical health condition during emergencies.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
Several conditions require an emergency medicine specialist. These include severe pain, shortness of breath, heart attack, diarrhoea, head injury, loss of consciousness or fainting, and many others. Our emergency medicine specialists in Kottakkal at Aster MIMS ensure that they are treated.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency medicine specialists are responsible for caring for patients in critical health conditions. They know how to diagnose and treat patients who need immediate medical care. These experts utilise modern but secure procedures to remove patients from harmful situations.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
Emergency medicine specialists are experienced in answering your queries. Basic questions you can ask are: What are the symptoms they treat? How do they decide the type of treatment? Do they offer post-treatment support? How long are they treating patients?
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
Emergency medicine specialists provide complete medical support for various health conditions. These conditions occur suddenly, including heart attack, asthma, dehydration, allergic reactions, traumatic injuries, kidney stones, and various other situations. Our emergency medicine specialists in Areekode at Aster Mother have expertise in handling these situations.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
Several emergencies in which you should see these specialists include cardiac arrest, fractures, bleeding, vomiting, viral infections, allergies, breathing issues, and various other critical conditions. To learn more about these conditions, contact our emergency medicine specialists in Areekode at Aster Mother.
What does an emergency medicine specialist do?
Emergency medicine specialists are well-known for providing immediate medical care in critical conditions. As they treat patients who face an emergency, they implement vital measures for accurate diagnosis and treatment. These experts ensure pain-relieving solutions while preventing patients from major disorders.
What question should you ask an emergency medicine specialist?
Some common questions you can ask an emergency medicine specialist are - which types of treatments they offer, whether there will be any side effects, how long it will take you to recover, whether you need medications after treatment and other relatable queries.
What are the most common types of conditions that emergency medicine specialists treat?
There are several health problems emergency specialists treat, such as chronic pain, heart attack, bleeding, respiratory issues, fractures and various other conditions. Our emergency medicine specialists in Tirupati at Aster Narayanadri are well aware of these conditions and implement appropriate treatments with medications as well.
When should I consider seeing an emergency medicine specialist?
Under medical emergencies like severe chest pain, fainting, bleeding, heart attack, fractures, vomiting, paralysis and other critical problems, you should seek help from emergency medicine specialists. You can also consult with our emergency medical specialists in Tirupati at Aster Narayanadri to gain knowledge about these conditions.
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