An adequate pre-hospital care will change the outcome of all acute life-threatening conditions, it can extend the patient’s life by minutes, crucial minutes that make all the difference between life and death. This is done by immediate and thorough assessment using the primary survey to improve the airway access, breathing, circulation, deformities, and exposures with subsequent swift and decisive management for each step. If we had a good and adequate system of pre-hospital care, we could bring quality health care to those who live in distant areas and lessen the time they would need to travel to hospitals that have the equipment or medication that they would need to survive. A proper pre-hospital care would also extend the time needed to give patients their definitive treatment for survival and would also lessen the need for admission and extended hospital stays.
Ambulansyang-de-Paa: Collaborative Discussion
Ambulansyang-de-Paa: Collaborative Discussion
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