Onvida Emergency Department

3. Changes in the body that may indicate illness or injury.
7. A short hospital stay used to monitor a patient more closely.
10. A patient needing life-saving or urgent medical attention.
11. Measurements like blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, respirations and oxygen level.
14. How serious a patient's Illness or condition is.
16. The group of healthcare professionals working together to care for a patient.
18. Emergency transportation used for urgent medical situations.
19. When a nurse or a provider evaluates symptoms, test results, and vital signs
20. Medical care provided to help a patient feel better and recover.

1. The estimated amount of time before being seen or receiving results.
2. A serious medical condition requiring immediate care.
4. Tests used to help determine a medical condition.
5. Patients are treated on urgency, not arrival time.
6. When a patient stays in the hospital for continued treatment.
8. The process used to determine which patients need care first based on severity
9. When a patient is doing well enough to safetly leave the hospital.
12. Information from tests, labs, or imaging used to guide care.
13. The department that tests blood and other bodily samples.
15. Moving a patient to another department or hospital for specialized care.
17. Pictures taken inside the body such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds.