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Common Medical Emergencies Monitoring Form

This document is a severe illness monitoring form used to track patient vitals and treatments over their first six hours in hospital. It includes spaces to record measurements of temperature, heart rate, blood pressure, respiration and other vitals at regular intervals. Treatment details like fluids, oxygen, medications and test results can also be noted.

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Common Medical Emergencies Monitoring Form

This document is a severe illness monitoring form used to track patient vitals and treatments over their first six hours in hospital. It includes spaces to record measurements of temperature, heart rate, blood pressure, respiration and other vitals at regular intervals. Treatment details like fluids, oxygen, medications and test results can also be noted.

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Table 2.

5A: Severe Illness Monitoring Form (first six hours)

Name: Patient no: Birth Date: __/__/____ Age: Sex: Admission Date: Admission Time:
M/F
Diagnosis: Circle if test Electrolytes: …………… Urine dipstick: ……… Malaria: ………….
sent and AFB: ………………… Blood culture: ……………………..
record result Gram Stain: …………… CXR: ……………………………..
Other: …………………………………………………………………..
Pregnant: Yes/No EDD Allergies:
Time of day
Monitoring interval 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300 330 360 390
(minutes) from arrival or 1 hrs 2 hrs 3 hrs 4 hrs 5 hrs 6 hrs
start
Q 30-60 min SpO2

MODULE 2- Common Medical Emergencies


(until normal) Heart rate
Systolic BP
Respiratory rate
Conscious level (AVPU)
Q 1-6 hours, Temperature (°C)
repeat if Glucose
abnormal
Urine output*
Hemoglobin
Exam
Assess
Response Fluids (type, rate)
Oxygen (method/flow)
Salbutamol
Vasopressor (type/rate)
Glucose
Antibiotics
Antimalarial
Antiviral
Furosemide
Blood
Other
Clinician (initials)

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