<ul><li>Immediate Patient Care: Assess and treat patients with urgent medical conditions or trauma in emergency settings.</li><li>Stabilization: Provide critical interventions to stabilize patients, such as airway management, resuscitation, or wound care.</li><li>Diagnosis: Perform rapid evaluations, diagnostic tests, and imaging to determine the nature and severity of illnesses or injuries.</li><li>Treatment Plans: Initiate appropriate treatment, including administering medications, suturing, or minor surgical procedures.</li><li>Emergency Procedures: Perform life-saving procedures like intubation, CPR, defibrillation, and management of shock or severe bleeding.</li><li>Team Coordination: Collaborate with nurses, paramedics, and other specialists to ensure efficient emergency care delivery.</li><li>Patient Transfer: Arrange for patient admission to hospital wards or transfer to specialized care units when necessary.</li><li>Documentation: Maintain detailed and accurate records of treatments, procedures, and patient outcomes.</li><li>Patient Communication: Inform patients and their families about diagnoses, treatment plans, and follow-up care.</li></ul>

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