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EMbeds pulmonary oedema guidelines
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Paediatric Hypoglycaemia (BM <2.6) is a relatively common presentation in the Emergency Department. However, if we don’t do the BM it’s easy to miss.
Hypoglycaemia is generally caused by disruption in one of the following:
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We are part of the West Yorkshire Major Trauma Network with our MTC at LGI
We know that from time-time patient are brought to us and we find injuries that are more appropriate to manage at the MTC. This is inevitable as the on scene triage tool is never going to identify every major trauma patient – this is a failing of the tool not the crew. The decision tree below can help you arrange transfers in the most timely and appropriate manner. Read more
The Surgical and ED teams have worked closely to provide an agreed process, to aid patient flow through the ED and help to maintain our acute beds for those patient who need them.
Between 07:00-18:00 SDEC should be utilised as much as possible for those patient who may not require admission. If you have any doubts contact the SDEC sister
‘Small volume’ rectal bleed includes bleeding predominantly on the toilet paper, <200mls, maximum of two bleeds prior to ED attendance, haemodynamically stable, no evidence of collapse/dizziness. If in doubt, speak to the NIC
Absence of melaena – a PR examination by ED clinical is required
All other surgical referrals should be referred as normal to the surgical team. For patients who require an in-patient bed:
If patients require urgent surgical assessment and/or treatment at CRH and no bed is available at HRI, the patient must be transferred immediately to HRI ED for surgical assessment