According to a report issued by the QKUK emergency services, the facility managed 343 patient cases over the preceding 24 hours. A significant portion of the influx involved individuals who were injured due to motor vehicle incidents. Specifically, thirty-two people were reported as injured following various traffic accidents.
The overall patient volume necessitated specialized care across multiple departments. The total caseload was distributed among several specialized units: the Internal Medicine Emergency department treated 107 cases, followed by Orthopedic Emergency with 63 cases. Resuscitation handled 102 patients, and the Surgical Emergency department managed 53 cases.
Additionally, eighteen patients utilized the Minor Room for procedures such as wound processing, cleaning, and suturing. Beyond the injuries sustained in traffic accidents, the emergency center also addressed other medical concerns. The service recorded three instances involving individuals involved in physical altercations and one case related to intoxication.
These statistics provide a detailed overview of the demands placed on the QKUK emergency medical infrastructure over the last day, confirming the continuous high volume of care provided to the community.
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