Pennsylvania Code
Title 55 - HUMAN SERVICES
Part III - MEDICAL ASSISTANCE MANUAL
Chapter 1221 - CLINIC AND EMERGENCY ROOM SERVICES
ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS
Appendix A - MEDICAL EMERGENCY CARE SYMPTOMS

Universal Citation: 55 PA Code ยง A
Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 12, March 23, 2024

MEDICAL EMERGENCY

CARE SYMPTOMS

Allergy Reactions, Acute (Except Allergy Tests)Glaucoma, Severe Headache, Severe
Appendicitis, AcuteHeart Attack, Suspected
Asthma, AcuteHemorrhage
Breathing Difficulties or Shortness of BreathHysteria Insulin Shock (Overdose)
Bronchitis, SevereKidney Stones
Bursitis, Severe OnsetMaternity Complications, such
Chest Pain, Severe as Suspected Miscarriage
ChokingPain, Sudden or Severe Onset
ColitisPleurisy
ComaPneumonitis
Convulsions and/or SeizuresPoisoning (including overdose)
CystitisPyelitis
Dermatitis or Hives (Resulting from Internal or Unknown Causes)Pyelonephritis (Shock) Spasms, Cerebral or Cardiac Spontaneous Pneumothorax
Diabetic ComaStomach Pains, Severe
Diarrhea, SevereStrangulated Hernia
Drug ReactionStroke
Earache, SevereSunstroke
Epistaxis (nosebleed)Swollen Ring Finger
FaintingTachycardia
Fecal Impaction, SevereThrombosis and/or Phlebitis
Food PoisoningUnconsciousness
Frost BiteUrinary Retention, Acute
Gall Bladder, Acute AttackVision loss, Sudden Onset
GastritisVomiting, Severe
Gastro-intestinal Conditions Acute

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