Treatment room. Description. Equipment

The treatment room of the polyclinic is a room in which diagnosis and treatment of certain diseases is carried out. Specialists for work must have high qualifications, experience in working with patients of different ages. As is known, the procedure room accepts patients, beginning with the infant and ending with old age.

As a rule, analyzes are taken in the morning. Most often, the time taken for the analysis is from 9 to 11 am. A modern treatment room, the equipment of which allows for various procedures, including blood sampling, injections, pressure measurement and others, becomes a necessary place in any medical institution.

When carrying out these or other medical measures, appropriate quality materials are used. For the collection of analyzes, for example, the treatment room has disposable materials. The premises meet all the requirements for sterility and safety.

The employees of the treatment room should clearly and clearly represent the location of these or other drugs and instruments.

The medicines are grouped into three groups: narcotic and toxic drugs, potent drugs and "general list" drugs. In addition, drugs are classified into external, internal and parenteral.

Poisonous and narcotic drugs are stored in a safe. For their safety, the senior nurse bears the responsibility. The nurse's duties include the subject-quantitative recording of all available narcotic and toxic substances.

Strongly active drugs are stored in lockable cabinets with the appropriate labeling. The modern treatment room has the essential essential drugs of strong action. Many of these drugs are designed to provide first aid, to remove acute spasms, to eliminate pain. To potent medicines, which have any modern treatment room, include:

1. Spasmolytics.
2. Antibiotics.
3. Hypotensive drugs.
4. Analgesics.
5. Sleeping pills.
6. Sedative.
7. Hormonal preparations.
8. Anticonvulsant.
9. Diuretics.
10. Antiarrhythmic.
11. Medicines that excite the respiratory center.
12. Stimulating the central nervous system.

The location of the means in the cabinets corresponds to the application, the mechanism of action. Medicines for internal use are separate from parenteral.

Preparations from the "general list" are also stored in cabinets with the appropriate labeling. Medicines are located depending on the mechanism of action. Parenteral, external and internal remedies are on different shelves or in different lockers.

All preparations are stored in the original packaging, which has information about the expiration date, the name and the mechanism of action. It is forbidden to pour, transfuse, transfer from a package to a package, and also to glue labels from one medicine to another. Separately, it is necessary to store flammable, coloring, strong odor preparations. In a container of dark glass are stored drugs that require protection from direct sunlight. Means for disinfection are located separately from drugs of all groups.

Separately carried out storage and dressings, rubber products, as well as medical instruments. The refrigerator contains ointments, serums, biologics, vaccines, ATP, enzymes and suppositories. The storage temperature is two to eight degrees above zero.

Any treatment room has the necessary funds for first aid. They include, in particular, the means for withdrawing:

1. Convulsive syndrome.
2. Cardiovascular insufficiency.
3. Anaphylactic shock.
4. Hyperthermal Syndrome.