Medical Emergency Protocol Guide

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Immediate, clinical-grade step-by-step instructions for acute medical events and direct AI assistant support.

EMERGENCY TAXONOMY

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All instructions follow standard medical directives (RICE, CAB, DRI). Ensure safety before administering treatment.
D.R.I

Fractures

Bone breaks or cracks caused by trauma, falls, or high-impact force. Requires stabilization.

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R.I.C.E

Sprains & Strains

Ligament tears (sprains) or muscle/tendon tears (strains) resulting in acute pain, swelling, and bruising.

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C.C.C

Burns

Thermal, chemical, or electrical injuries to the skin and tissues. Crucial to cool quickly.

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P.A.D

Bleeding & Wounds

Open wounds, cuts, lacerations, or major arterial bleeding requiring direct control and wound management.

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5-5

Choking

Airway obstruction by foreign objects. Time-critical response needed to prevent asphyxiation.

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C.A.B

Heart & Cardiac

Heart attack symptoms and cardiac arrest protocols. Time is muscle; CPR and AED guidelines.

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R.P.C

Poisoning

Ingestion, inhalation, or absorption of toxic substances. Contact poison control immediately.

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R.C.H

Heat & Cold

Environmental emergencies: heat exhaustion, heatstroke, hypothermia, and frostbite instructions.

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E.A.C

Allergic Reactions

Mild allergic responses to anaphylactic shock. Epinephrine injection and airway support protocols.

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S.T.O.P

Head & Brain

Head trauma, concussion checks, strokes (FAST protocol), and seizure response procedures.

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