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Treating Cerebral Accidents and Emergency Care
Medical note explains cerebral emergencies such as embolism thrombosis and hemorrhage require prompt treatment. It covers oxygen suctioning when mucus is present, atropine for secretions, tube feeding if unconscious, fluids by IV or subcutaneous injection, quieting drugs, and stroke care in hospital. It also mentions a stellate ganglion antiseptic injection as a newer option and ends with a patient question about a hard finger vein needing physician evaluation.
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