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1 HYPERTHERMIA -HIPERTERMIA
2 SEIZURES -CONVULSIONES
3 EXCHANGE-INTERCAMBIO
4 ENOUGH- SUFICIENTE
5 COAGULOPATHY- COAGULOPATIA
6 STERILE -ESTERIL
7 CLOTHS - PAÑOS
8 REMAINS - RESTOS
9 BLADDER - VEJIGA
10 HANDLING- MANEJO

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Hypocapnia consists of a decrease in carbon dioxide concentration as a result of abnormal gas exchange in the alveolar-capillary membrane.
WHAT TO DO?
-control ventilation
-Check and administer oxygen

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Pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas.
WHAT TO DO?
- monitoring of vital signs
-  immediate transport

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the kidneys no longer work well enough to perform these functions
WHAT TO DO
- Put in a bladder catheter

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Sepsis is the body's inflammatory response to an infection.
Sepsis is a medical emergency that can be fatal
WHAT TO DO?
prevent infections
perform handling with sterile instruments

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there may be nerve failures such as seizures so you have to be prepared
WHAT TO DO?
- Place the patient in a safe place and protect their head from blows

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There may be failures at the level of the cardiovascular system
WHAT TO DO ?
- Check and perform a blood pressure control
- Verify that oxygen saturation remains stable

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The respiratory system is important for patient survival
WHAT TO DO ?
- Verify that the endotracheal tube is in place
- Administer oxygen
- Check that the oxygen saturation is adequate

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Increase or decrease in glucose

WHAT TO DO?
- HYPOGLYCEMIA- Administer Ringer's lactate or glucose
- HYPERGLYCEMIA- Administer Saline Solution or Insulin

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Increased body temperature

What to do?
lower the temperature by physical means with bandages or wet cloths

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DECREASE IN BODY TEMPERATURE
WHAT TO DO?
- Cover the patient with bed sheets