Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR): This is a life-saving technique used to restore the normal rhythm of the heart and breathe into someone who has gone into cardiac arrest.
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS): This is a set of protocols used by healthcare providers to treat severe cardiac and respiratory emergencies.
Basic Life Support (BLS): This is a set of emergency procedures used to provide initial care for someone who is unconscious or has stopped breathing.
Defibrillation: This is the use of an electrical shock to restore the normal rhythm of the heart in someone who has gone into cardiac arrest.
Oxygen therapy: This involves the administration of oxygen to a person who is experiencing respiratory distress or hypoxia.
Intubation: This is the insertion of a breathing tube into the windpipe to help a person breathe in emergency situations.
Emergency medication administration: This includes the use of medications such as adrenaline, anti-seizure drugs, and pain relief medications in emergency situations.
Wound care: This involves cleaning and treating cuts, lacerations, and other types of injuries to prevent infection and promote healing.
Trauma care: This includes emergency treatments for severe injuries, such as broken bones, head injuries, and internal injuries.
Stroke care: This involves emergency treatments for stroke, including administering medications, performing procedures to remove blood clots, and providing supportive care.
Deepa Hospital is a life-saver for patients in need of emergency and critical care. Their experienced doctors, qualified nurses, and specialised equipment provide best-in-class care that will make you feel safe and secure. We prioritise the safety and well-being of all our patients by providing the best quality care for emergency and critical care with experienced staff members.
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