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Ram Krishna Medical College Hospital & Research Centre
Inayatpur, Kolar Road, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
NMC Approved NABH Accredited Affiliated to MPMSU, Jabalpur
Home Departments Emergency Medicine
24×7 Acute Care Department

Emergency Medicine

Round-the-clock emergency care organised around triage, rapid assessment, resuscitation, trauma management, stabilisation and time-critical multidisciplinary coordination.

24×7 Emergency Care Triage & Resuscitation Trauma Response

Department Profile

The Department of Emergency Medicine provides continuous assessment and stabilisation for acutely ill and injured patients. Care begins with structured triage and progresses through rapid clinical evaluation, resuscitation, trauma management, emergency procedures and referral to definitive specialty care.

The department works closely with Medicine, Surgery, Orthopaedics, Anaesthesia, Radiology, Critical Care, Paediatrics and Obstetrics for time-sensitive decisions. Academic training emphasises prioritisation, primary survey, resuscitation principles, procedural readiness and team-based emergency care.

Care & Learning Focus
Fast recognition of clinical priority, early stabilisation and seamless transfer to definitive care through coordinated emergency teamwork.

Emergency Triage & Prioritisation

Triage is the first and most important step in emergency care. Every patient is rapidly assessed based on severity of illness or injury, vital signs, consciousness level, breathing difficulty, bleeding, pain and risk of deterioration. This ensures that the most critical patients receive immediate attention.

Red Zone - Immediate / Critical

For life-threatening emergencies such as cardiac arrest, severe trauma, shock, respiratory distress, unconscious patients, major bleeding and patients requiring immediate resuscitation.

Yellow Zone - Urgent

For serious but temporarily stable patients requiring urgent evaluation, monitoring, investigation and specialist review.

Green Zone - Stable / Non-critical

For stable emergency patients with minor injuries, mild symptoms or conditions that can be evaluated after critical and urgent cases.

Triage Documentation

Vital signs, presenting complaint, risk level, time of arrival, initial treatment and referral pathway are documented for safe and systematic emergency care.

Emergency Care Pathway

24x7 emergency patient assessment and stabilization
30-bedded Emergency Medicine facility
Dedicated triage area for rapid patient categorization
Red, Yellow and Green triage-based emergency prioritization
Trauma and accident case management
Resuscitation and CPR support
Airway, breathing and circulation stabilization
Emergency care for road traffic accidents
Emergency care for chest pain, stroke symptoms and acute breathlessness
Poisoning and toxicology emergency support
Snake bite and animal bite emergency care
Burns and wound emergency stabilization
Fracture and soft tissue injury initial management
Seizure, altered sensorium and critical medical emergency care
Emergency obstetric and paediatric stabilization support
Coordination with Surgery, Orthopaedics, Medicine, Anaesthesia, Radiology and ICU
Emergency investigations and rapid diagnostic coordination
Disaster response and mass casualty preparedness

Clinical & Academic Infrastructure

  • 30-bedded Emergency Medicine facility
  • Dedicated emergency reception and patient receiving area
  • Dedicated triage area
  • Red zone for critical emergency cases
  • Yellow zone for urgent monitored cases
  • Green zone for stable emergency cases
  • Resuscitation bay
  • Trauma bay
  • Emergency observation beds
  • Emergency procedure area
  • Emergency dressing and wound care area
  • Emergency plaster and immobilization support
  • Central oxygen and suction support
  • Emergency nursing station
  • Crash cart and emergency drug support
  • Emergency monitoring area
  • Isolation support for selected emergency cases
  • Emergency sample collection and investigation coordination
  • Radiology coordination for X-ray, CT, USG and other emergency imaging
  • Ambulance receiving and patient transfer support
  • Interdepartmental referral and transfer coordination
  • Disaster and mass casualty response support

Emergency & Resuscitation Equipment

  • Emergency crash cart
  • Defibrillator
  • Multi-parameter monitors
  • Ventilator support
  • Transport ventilator support where available
  • Ambu bag with adult, paediatric and neonatal masks
  • Oxygen cylinders
  • Central oxygen points
  • Central suction points
  • Portable suction apparatus
  • Laryngoscope
  • Endotracheal tubes
  • Airway adjuncts
  • Nebulizer
  • Pulse oximeter
  • ECG machine
  • BP apparatus
  • Glucometer
  • Thermometer
  • Infusion pumps
  • Syringe pumps
  • Emergency drug tray
  • Resuscitation trolley
  • Spine board
  • Cervical collars
  • Head immobilizer
  • Scoop stretcher
  • Transfer stretcher
  • Wheelchairs
  • Splints
  • Traction splint support
  • Plaster and immobilization material
  • Dressing trolley
  • Suture tray
  • Minor procedure instruments
  • Wound debridement instruments
  • Tourniquet
  • Emergency haemorrhage control support
  • Burn dressing material
  • Poisoning management support equipment
  • Gastric lavage support where clinically indicated
  • Urinary catheterization set
  • Nasogastric tube support
  • Emergency lights and backup power support
  • Personal protective equipment

Emergency Clinical Spectrum

  • Road traffic accidents
  • Polytrauma
  • Head injury initial stabilization
  • Chest injury initial stabilization
  • Abdominal trauma initial stabilization
  • Fractures and dislocations
  • Major wounds and bleeding
  • Burn injuries
  • Cardiac arrest
  • Chest pain and suspected cardiac emergency
  • Acute breathlessness
  • Asthma and COPD exacerbation
  • Stroke symptoms and neurological emergencies
  • Seizures
  • Altered sensorium
  • Shock and hypotension
  • Poisoning
  • Snake bite
  • Animal bite
  • Severe fever and sepsis suspicion
  • Diabetic emergencies
  • Electrolyte and metabolic emergencies
  • Acute abdomen emergency
  • Obstetric emergency stabilization
  • Paediatric emergency stabilization

Emergency Procedures & Bedside Care

  • Triage and emergency prioritization
  • Primary survey - Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability and Exposure
  • CPR and basic life support
  • Advanced life support coordination
  • Airway stabilization
  • Oxygen therapy
  • Nebulization therapy
  • IV cannulation
  • Fluid resuscitation
  • Emergency drug administration
  • ECG recording
  • Blood sugar monitoring
  • Vital monitoring
  • Wound dressing
  • Suturing of minor wounds
  • Bleeding control and pressure dressing
  • Splinting and immobilization
  • Cervical spine immobilization
  • Fracture stabilization before specialist transfer
  • Burn wound first care
  • Gastric lavage support where clinically indicated
  • Urinary catheterization support
  • Nasogastric tube insertion support
  • Sample collection and emergency investigation coordination
  • Emergency referral and transfer coordination
  • Disaster triage and mass casualty response support

Trauma & Accident Response

The emergency unit is equipped to provide immediate stabilization for trauma and accident cases. The focus is on rapid assessment, airway protection, bleeding control, fracture immobilization, pain relief, imaging coordination and transfer to the appropriate specialty team.

  • Rapid trauma assessment and stabilization
  • Airway protection and oxygen support
  • Bleeding control and shock management
  • Cervical spine protection
  • Fracture immobilization
  • Emergency wound care and dressing
  • Burns first care and dressing
  • Pain management support
  • Radiology coordination for trauma imaging
  • Referral coordination with Orthopaedics, Surgery, Neurosurgery support and ICU
  • Documentation of injury details and medico-legal support as per protocol
  • Safe transfer to OT, ICU or ward as per clinical condition

Ayushman Bharat Emergency Patient Support

  • Support for eligible Ayushman Bharat / AB-PMJAY emergency beneficiaries as per applicable scheme rules
  • Emergency admission documentation support
  • Clinical documentation support for diagnosis, treatment and discharge summary
  • Coordination with Ayushman desk, billing team and treating department
  • Support for trauma and emergency cases under applicable approved packages wherever eligible
  • Patient and attendant counselling regarding documents and approval process
  • Transparent communication regarding eligibility, approval and treatment process

Medical Education & Training

  • Emergency triage training
  • Basic life support and CPR demonstration
  • Trauma primary survey training
  • Airway, breathing and circulation stabilization orientation
  • Disaster drill and mass casualty training
  • Emergency case discussion and simulation-based learning
  • ECG and emergency investigation interpretation
  • Medico-legal documentation orientation
  • Interdepartmental emergency referral training
  • Emergency procedure demonstration
  • Resuscitation teamwork and communication training
  • Seminars, tutorials and clinical case presentations
Department Commitment

Emergency medicine is defined by preparedness, prioritisation, rapid stabilisation and reliable teamwork when every minute matters.

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Dr. Shetaj Khan

Prof. & HOD · Department of Emergency Medicine