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First aid for Shocked patient

Site: EHC | Egyptian Health Council
Course: Nursing Procedure Guidelines for the Reception and Emergency Department
Book: First aid for Shocked patient
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Date: Tuesday, 5 May 2026, 11:39 PM

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Emergency guide

Under supervision

- Prof. Dr. Mohamed Latif, CEO of the Egyptian Health Council

 Dr. Kawthar Mahmoud, Head of the Egyptian Nursing Syndicate - Member of the Senate

Supervised by

Dr. sherif wadie, advisor to the minster of health for emergency and urgent care

Prepared by

Title  

Name

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Dean Of Faculty Nursing, Professor of Medical and Surgical Nursing, Tanta University

Dr Afaf Abdel Aziz Abdel Aziz Basal

1

Professor Of Critical Care Nursing

Prof.Dr/Zeinab Hussain Ali

2

Professor And Head of the Department of Medical Surgical Nursing. Faculty-. Benha University

Prof.Dr Amal Said Taha Refaie

3

Supervisor Of the Education Sector at Port Said University

Prof.Dr Amal Ahmed Khalil Morsy

4

Professor Of Medical Surgical Nursing- Faculty of Nursing- Cairo University

Dr. Hanan Ahmed Al Sebaee

5

Head of central administration on secondment at MOHP

Dr Neveen ab drab al0nabi Mohamed

6

Director Of Primary Health Care Nursing Department at MOHP.

Maysa Hosny Ahmed Tammam

7

Supervisor Of Technical Education- EHA 

Nancy Alaa Eldeen Abd-Elbaset Ali

8

Supervisor Of Nursing Services Development- EHA

Sherien Mohamed Saad

9

Assistant Professor of Maternity and Neonatal Health Nursing - Faculty of Nursing- Ain Shams University

Assist.Perof. Dr./Heba Mahmoud Mohammed

10

General manager of general administration of health institutes affairs

Dr Mai Galal Ibrahim Al-Assal

11

Participants  

Director Of Curative Nursing Department MOHP

Dr. Azza Galal Ahmed Khalil

12

Member of the Nursing administration, EHA, Luxor Branch

Mr. Ahmed Mohamed Ahmed Al Noubi

 

13

Nursing Specialist at the General Administration of Nursing - Ministry of Health

MS. Angham Hamdy Abdel Khaleq

 

14

Nursing Specialist at the General Administration of Nursing - Ministry of Health

Mr. Ahmed Muhammad Hussein Mubariz

15

Nursing Specialist at the General Administration of Nursing - Ministry of Health

Mr. Abdel-Azim Al-Saeed Abdel-Azim Al-Hanafi

16

Nursing Specialist at the General Administration of Nursing - Ministry of Health

Mr. Shawkat Yusre Hussein

 

17

nursing specialist at the General Administration of Nursing

Mr. Karim Ahmed Sadik

18


- Shock patient management policy


 

Policy no.

Managing Patients with Angina

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·  A decrease in the amount of blood reaching the vital organs in the body, such as the brain, heart, and kidneys, which leads to the tissues of these organs being deprived of sufficient oxygen and nutrients carried in the blood

Steps:

1.  Admit the patient to the reception department and calm the patient.

2.  Connect the patient to the monitor and regularly measure vital signs to continuously track their condition, while monitoring the patient's level of consciousness.

3.  Follow the doctor's instructions to treat the patient according to the type of shock and the cause (in cases of bleeding, the patient's blood is given; in cases of burns, plasma is administered; in cases of vomiting and diarrhea, fluids are given to the patient) — essentially compensating the patient for the fluids lost, whether through sweating or bleeding.

4.  Elevate the lower part of the patient’s body to ensure blood flow to the brain without negatively affecting the patient.

5.  Place the patient on oxygen according to the doctor’s guidelines.

6.  Warm the patient naturally to avoid excessive sweating and fluid loss from the body.