Family Medicine: Acute Problems and Common Emergencies in the PHC Office

Family Medicine · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Un compendio analítico de nivel experto para la identificación precoz, estabilización fisiopatológica, manejo farmacológico avanzado y criterios de derivación segura en el ámbito de la Atención Primaria de Salud.

What it covers

1. Clinical Triage and Reception in PHC: Classification and Early Detection System
2. · Classification Models in APS
3. Cardiorespiratory Arrest and Basic/Advanced CPR with PHC Resources: Survival Algorithms
4. · Advanced Life Support with Limited Resources
5. Anaphylaxis and Immediate Hypersensitivity Reactions: Rapid Intervention Protocol
6. · Diagnostic Criteria of the World Allergy Organization (WAO)
7. · Second Line Management and Observation Phase
8. Syncope, Presyncope and Shock States of Undetermined Origin: Diagnosis and Stabilization
9. · Physiopathological Classification of Shock
10. Acute Coronary Syndrome (NSTEACS / STEACS): Electrocardiographic Diagnosis and Initial Management
11. · Precision Electrocardiographic Interpretation
12. Hypertensive Crisis and Unforeseen Events: Emergency vs. Hypertensive Urgency in the Context of PHC
13. Acute Arrhythmias: Atrial Fibrillation and Narrow/Wide Complex Tachycardias
14. · Evaluation of Hemodynamic Stability
15. · Management of Stable Arrhythmias
16. Severe Acute Asthma Crisis and COPD Exacerbation: Advanced Inhalation Therapy
17. · Severity Stratification in the Office
18. Community Acquired Pneumonia (CAP): Stratification with CURB-65 and Empirical Treatment
19. · Severity Stratification and Management Decision
20. · Outpatient Empirical Antibiotic Treatment
21. Acute Cerebrovascular Accident (Stroke) and Transient Cerebral Ischemia (TIA): Early Identification
22. · The Cincinnati Scale (FAST) for APS
23. Epileptic Seizures and Convulsive Condition: Emergency Containment Protocol
24. · Systematic Management and Rescue Protocol
25. Primary Warning Headaches and Warning Signs (Red Flags): Emergency Differential Diagnosis
26. · Systematic Detection of Alarm Signs (SNOOP Mnemonics)
27. Psychomotor Agitation, Panic Crisis and Management of the Aggressive Patient in PHC
28. · Stepped Intervention Protocol
29. Acute Abdominal Pain: Diagnosis of Emergencies and Signs of Acute Surgical Abdomen
30. · Clinical Signs of Peritoneal Irritation
31. Renal Colic, Acute Urine Retention and Complicated Urinary Infections: Practical Management
32. · Nephritic Colic: Pathophysiology of Lumbar Pain
33. · Acute Urine Retention (AUR) in PHC
34. Gynecological and Obstetric Emergencies in PHC: Initial Management of Hemorrhage and Preeclampsia
35. · The APS Suspicion Strategy in Obstetrics
36. Diabetic Decompensation and Hypoglycemia: Urgent Glycemic Emergencies
37. · Management of Severe Hypoglycemia
38. Hydroelectrolyte Alterations: Cardiac Manifestations of Hyperkalemia and Management of Hyponatremia
39. · Electrocardiographic Manifestations of Hyperkalemia
40. · Symptomatic Hyponatremia and the Risk of Rapid Correction
41. Acute Intoxications, Overdoses and Common Toxidromes in APS: Approach and Antidotes
42. · Clinical Identification of Common Toxidromes
43. Initial Management of Minor Trauma, Burns and Complex Wounds in PHC: Technique and Stabilization
44. · Burn Evaluation in PHC
45. Foreign Bodies in the Eye, Ear, Nose and Upper Airway: Emergency Approach
46. · Extraction Protocol according to Cavity
47. Animal Bites, Arthropod Stings and Poisonings: Prophylaxis and Antidotes
48. · Empirical Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Bites
49. Early Sepsis and Severe Systemic Infection: Identification Criteria with qSOFA and NEWS2 in PHC
50. · Sepsis Early Warning Scales in PHC
51. Emergency Surgical Procedures in the Office: Abscess Drainage and Infiltration Techniques
52. · Subcutaneous Abscess Drainage Technique Protocol
53. Criteria for Safe Referral, Transfer and Medical-Legal Aspects in PHC Emergencies
54. · Stratification of the Complexity of the Transfer