Emergency Medicine & Trauma Triage

Trauma Protocol Active

High-velocity trauma resuscitation center: dynamic 4-tier triage sorting, continuous telemetry, and critical bed dispatch.

RED (Resuscitation)

1

Immediate Resuscitation Required

AMBER (Emergent)

1

Physician Exam < 15 Mins

YELLOW (Urgent)

1

Assessment < 60 Mins

GREEN (Non-Urgent)

1

Standard Fast-Track Walk-in

Active ER Cases & Resuscitation Bays

Real-time patient vitals, Glasgow Coma Scale, and attending doctors

4 Total in ER
R

Anisur Rahman

(64 Yrs / Male)Resuscitation (RED)

Acute substernal crushing chest pain radiating to left jaw, diaphoresis, BP 155/95

Bay: ER Resuscitation Bay 1•Attending: Dr. Tanvir Hasan•Arrival: 2026-11-14 09:12 AM

BP

155/95

Pulse

94 bpm

SpO2

94%

GCS

15/15

A

Rifat Hasan

(26 Yrs / Male)Emergent (Amber)

Road traffic accident, blunt abdominal trauma, laceration on right forearm, hemodynamically borderline

Bay: ER Trauma Bed 3•Attending: Dr. Tanvir Hasan•Arrival: 2026-11-14 10:05 AM

BP

100/60

Pulse

112 bpm

SpO2

98%

GCS

14/15

Y

Zubair Hossain

(10 Yrs / Male)Urgent (Yellow)

High fever 101.4°F, body ache, retro-orbital pain, suspecting dengue viremia

Bay: ER Pediatric Observation Bay•Attending: Dr. Mahmudul Karim•Arrival: 2026-11-14 10:30 AM

BP

102/65

Pulse

88 bpm

SpO2

98%

GCS

15/15

G

Nusrat Jahan Shimu

(41 Yrs / Female)Non-Urgent (Green)

Mild sprain right ankle after stepping off sidewalk, able to bear partial weight

Bay: ER Minor Treatment Room 2•Attending: Dr. Sabrina Islam (Medical Officer)•Arrival: 2026-11-14 11:20 AM

BP

118/76

Pulse

76 bpm

SpO2

99%

GCS

15/15