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For these systems, effective algorithms for computing probability indexes (risk levels) and loss expectation (risk measures) for undesirable random events (failures, emergencies, etc.) associated with the operation of a system are designed.
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A method of analyzing the event model of man-caused emergencies at potentially hazardous plants was proposed.
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Consideration is given to the problem of changing the structure of networks with reservation of lines between resources and their consumers when emergencies occur for the purpose of localization of faults and restoration of resource delivery lines.
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The possible use of subsurface water sources as a reserve of domestic water supply under emergencies are considered.
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Oncological emergencies are life-threatening events that are directly or indirectly related to a malignancy.
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Oncological emergencies should always be treated in an intensive care unit if there is a curative treatment option.
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In cardiac emergencies, the correct diagnosis of the underlying cause is the first step to optimal treatment.
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For accurate and effective decision-making in cardiac emergencies, careful search for clues during the physical examination and an informed and systematic approach to the 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) is necessary.
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In addition, emergencies can occur due to the underlying heart disease.
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Epileptic seizures are one of the most frequent neurologic emergencies of children or young adults.
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Because of their high early mortality rate, acute aortic dissections are severe emergencies.
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Aortic dissection must be considered to be the reason in a number of medical emergencies not only in cases of chest pain.
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Avalanche emergencies are associated with high mortality and are unusual exerting situations for emergency physicians.
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Conclusions Esmolol is not an ideal first choice drug for SVT termination in emergencies.
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No therapeutic approach other than transthoracic external cardioversion (C) or defibrillation (D) is the method of choice in emergencies in patients (pts) with ventricular fibrillation (VF) or hemodynamic unstable ventricular tachycardia (VT).
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Paraneoplastic endocrine disorders are rarely responsible for acute emergencies in oncology.
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This review summarizes these oncological emergencies and their therapy.
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A hospital emergency plan commonly consists of three main chapters dealing with the general aspects of emergency operation and the special aspects of external and internal emergencies.
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External emergencies include mass casualty incidents, incidents with a large number of intoxicated patients, the care of patients with dangerous infectious diseases and NBC emergencies.
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Internal emergencies include fire and other environmental threats, the breakdown of the electrical power and water supply, the breakdown of the telephone system and other situations like bomb threat and taking of hostages.
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