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by Joel Almonacid
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A patient is unconscious with vomit in their airway.

2

A patient suddenly becomes confused and slurs speech.

3

A patient collapses and is not responding.

4

A patient has a small paper cut on their finger.

5

Someone collapses in the waiting room and is unresponsive.

6

A person is having a seizure on the floor.

7

A person collapses and an AED is required.

8

Someone is unconscious but breathing.

9

A patient feels nervous and asks questions repeatedly.

10

A patient feels slightly nauseated but is stable.

11

A patient has a small amount of bleeding after venepuncture that stops with pressure.

12

A person is not responding and not breathing.

13

A person complains of crushing chest pain and sweating.

14

A patient complains of mild dizziness but is alert and talking.

15

A patient asks where the toilet is.

16

A patient is not specified as an emergency in this line.

17

A patient has severe chest pain radiating to the arm.

18

A patient says they feel slightly tired after waiting.

19

A patient has severe bleeding that won’t stop.

20

A person is gasping and not breathing normally.

21

A patient has a small, clean cut that is no longer bleeding.

22

A patient feels anxious before a blood test.

23

A patient is chatting normally while waiting.

24

A patient is sitting quietly using their phone.

25

A child is choking and cannot speak.

26

A patient is calmly asking about test results.

27

A patient has a mild headache and asks for water.

28

A person is breathing rapidly and cannot speak full sentences.

29

A patient shows signs of anaphylaxis (swelling, difficulty breathing).

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