Emergency Essay

When reading the observations that was conducted to try to forecast their future emergency room needs. The hospital had charted out the data gathered of the number of patients and indicated whether or not the patient count increased on a Friday night, Saturday night, and if there was a full moon that occurred. If the number of patients increased, they added “1" to the chart which shows a growth in the patient count. The hospital needs to use the data gathered to determine how much staff is appropriate

Certified Emergency Manager Essay Thomas Phillips Grand Canyon University: EMM-600-0500 August, 2017 Introduction Active shooter incident occurrence have risen at an alarming level. In the eight years following the 1999 incident in Columbine, an average of five active shooter incidents happened annually. By 2014 that number had increased threefold (Fabbri, 2014). Law enforcement and rescue personnel should prepare to respond effectively should this scenario occur within their jurisdiction

When I was doing my leadership rotation in the emergency room, I came across a situation where a patient’s religion conflicted with proper medical care. The patient was a 53-year-old male who looked extremely pale and lethargic. Although he was lethargic, the patient was alert and oriented to self, time and place. Thus, qualifying him as a mentally competent individual to make his own health care decisions.  After having labs drawn, his hemoglobin came back at 6.0. When the doctors received the lab

I am requesting for an emergency order to be put in place for summer. When myself and Michael 's father settled on the last petition we had agreed we would split summer 50/50. He 's been putting me off for the past month telling me wait a couple days he will call me to talk about what days we would have Michael during summer. Knowing I have to give my job notice on what days I will work, being I don 't work when I have Michael. Finally 3 weeks before summer Michael 's father tells me he 's not

really need to devise a better means of transport we are still 2 decks and 3 hallways away." The general seeing a crowd near the elevator they needed to get to the appropriate deck in his best take charge voice "yelled get out of the way medical emergency" Leading the others, I have the doors let’s go move it! Finally, the EMT’s were able to maneuver the gurney into the elevator. With a grunt of dissatisfaction the general activated the button for deck 5 with what seemed to take several minutes

treasury department are both directors of this new(government agency. The NYA was part of the WPA which stands for Work Progress Administration which came from the New Deal Organization that FDR created to get America out of the Great Depression. The Emergency Relief Appropriation

Future Emergencies This short story was written in 2002, a year after 9/11. So the setting is the post 9/11 America contributing the sense of uncertainty and insecurity of America’s future and the fear of changes in American people’s lives. The female narrator She isn’t given a name, probably she’s used to represent ordinary Americans whose pleasant, enjoyable lives have been afflicted by 9/11 attacks, becoming frightened, anxious and longing for their past ways of life. Before the incident, she

Soleimanpour et. al (2011) explained that patient satisfaction is an essential component in the Emergency Department (ED) because it is the entrance for patients to receive their initial treatments. The most important and single possible cause for ED patients’ flow problem is the availability of inpatients beds (Peck et. al, 2012). The American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) (2011) explained that the primary cause of ED overcrowding is boarding; which was defined as holding patients in the

Overview Judy Violet [pseudonym] is a twenty-year-old female who has presented to Emergency Care [EC] with a three day history of burning and pain when urinating. She reported urinating more frequently than usual and that her urine was cloudy. She reported lethargy and loss of appetite, but was accepting fluids. She denied fever, nausea, vomiting and flank pain. She reported two previous urinary tract infections [UTIs] in the past six months. She self-managed these with cranberry juice, so

If I was a member of emergency response team I would work with the client to get their basic needs met and do my best to commutate with other to determine when things like housing, medical attention and food would be there. If someone has lost everything they often need a shoulder