Botiquín de

Primeros
Auxilios
Por:
● Aguilar Gabriela
● Herrera Dariana
¿Qué es un botiquín
de primeros
auxilios?
Es un recurso básico para las personas
que prestan un primer auxilio, ya que
en
él se encuentran los elementos
indispensables para dar atención
satisfactoria, a las víctimas de
un
accidente o enfermedad repentina, y en
muchos casos pueden ser decisivos para
salvar vidas.
Clasificació
n
Tipo A Tipo B Tipo C
(Material
(Material (Instrumental)
seco)
líquido)
 Tipo
A
Este kit cuenta especialmente con
materiales secos, y
conformado está por
materiales: los
siguientes
 Contenido del
botiquín tipo
●
cm A
Torundas de algodón ● Compresas de gasa de 10 x 10

● Gasas de 5 x 5 cm ● Tela adhesiva

● Vendas de rollo elásticas de 5 cm. x 5
● Abatelenguas
m y vendas de rollo elásticas de 10
cm. x 5m

● Apósitos de tela

● Vendas de gasa con las mismas

dimensiones que las dos anteriores ● Venda triangular
 Tipo
B
Este kit cuenta especialmente
con materiales líquidos, y está
compuesto por las siguientes
soluciones:
 Contenido del
botiquín tipo
B
Benzal Tintura de yodo J abón neutro Vaselina Alcohol Agua estéril
50,000
Patients on the
study

20,000
Received placebo
treatment

5,000
Had secondary effects
A picture is worth
a thousand
words
Using an image in your case report enhances visual
representation and provides a concise and
impactful way to present key findings or illustrate
important aspects of the case
Introduction of theme
Background
Provide a brief overview of the
condition or disease being
discussed in the case. Include
pertinent information about its
prevalence, clinical manifestations
and any relevant previous studies
or literature
Importance
Highlight the significance and
educational value of the case.
Emphasize the uniqueness, rarity, or
complexity of the presented case,
and explain how it contributes to
the existing knowledge or clinical
practice
Case presentation
Patient profile
Include essential demographic
information such as age,
gender, and medical history.
Describe the patient's chief
complaint and the timeline of
symptoms leading to the
diagnosis
Clinical findings
Present an overview of the
patient's physical examination
findings, laboratory test results
and any imaging or diagnostic
procedures. Highlight every
important abnormalities that
aid in the diagnosis
Diagnostic workup
Outline the diagnostic process,
including the reasoning behind
the chosen investigations and
tests. Discuss the results, their
interpretation and their
contribution to reaching the
final diagnosis. It’s important
Discussion
Differential diagnosis
Explore potential diagnoses based on the
patient's presentation and relevant
findings. Discuss distinguishing features
for each and reasons for
inclusion/exclusion
Clinical course
Describe the patient's progression,
treatment response, and any
significant events or complications.
Summarize the final outcome
Treatment
Present the confirmed diagnosis and
explain diagnostic criteria. Outline the
chosen treatment approach and
rationale behind it
Lesson learned
Discuss the case's educational value,
highlighting unique and important
aspects. Share insights gained, including
diagnostic challenges, treatment
considerations or disease mechanisms
Conclusion
Challenge Success Lessons
Address any diagnostic Highlight effectiveness Summarize valuable
challenges, emphasizing successful outcomes lessons learned,
the importance of achieved through the providing insights to
thorough investigation and chosen treatment guide future clinical
clinical reasoning approach decision-making and
processes enhance care

Significance Research Summary

Emphasize the case's Identify areas for future End with a concise
educational value, impact investigation that have concluding statement,
on medical knowledge, emerged from the case, summarizing the
professional stimulating overall significance of
development, and advancements the case
learning
50,000
Patients on the
study

20,000
Received placebo
treatment

5,000
Had secondary effects
 95
%
Use percentages in your case report
to quantify and communicate the
frequency or proportion of
important
findings or outcomes
A picture is worth
a thousand
words
Using an image in your case report enhances visual
representation and provides a concise and
impactful way to present key findings or illustrate
important aspects of the case
This is a graph
Understanding the
important
numbers
Incorporating a graph in your
case report offers several
advantages. It allows for the
clear visualization and concise
representation of data trends,
comparisons, or correlations. By
presenting information in a
visual format, graphs enable
readers to quickly grasp and
interpret complex findings

Follow the link in the graph to modify its data and then paste the new one here. For more info, click
here
This is a table
Age Gender M. history Symptoms Diagnosis

Patient 1 45 Male Hypertension Symptom Diagnosis 1

Patient 2 32 Female Asthma Symptom Diagnosis 2

Patient 3 60 Male Diabetes Symptom Diagnosis 3

Patient 4 50 Female None Symptom Diagnosis 4

Patient 5 28 Male None Symptom Diagnosis 5

Patient 6 70 Female Osteoarthritis Symptom Diagnosis 6

Milestones reached

Initial presentation Diagnostic Confirmation Initiation of

with chief evaluation and of the appropriate
complaint investigations diagnosis treatment

Monitoring Resolution of Follow-up Case discussion

response for presenting assessment for and lessons
treatment symptoms outcomes learned
Case presentation: medical history
About the patient Key findings
Patient’s age 42 years old ● Summarize the most important or
relevant aspects of the patient's medical
Gender Female history
● Use bullet points to present the key
findings in a
Medical clear and organized manner
Pallor, tremors and sweating
conditions
Conclusions
Previous
None reported
treatments In this section, summarize the key findings
1 from the medical history
She has been experiencing
these symptoms for the past 2
Introduction Provide an overview of the implications for
days, with the pain increasing 2
in intensity and frequency the current diagnosis and treatment plan
Discussion
Introduction:
● Briefly summarize the main findings and results of the case report
● Mention the purpose of the discussion and what will be covered

Main discussion:
● Present different perspectives and opinions on the findings, based on the literature and other relevant
sources
● Use bullet points to highlight key arguments and counterarguments
● Address any limitations or weaknesses of the study and suggest potential solutions or areas for further
research

Conclusions:

Summarize the key points of the discussion and their implications for clinical practice or future
research Offer any final recommendations or take-home messages for the audience
Outcomes and recommendations
Start

1 2 3

Outcome Outcome Outcome

A. Write your A. Write your A. Write your

recommendation recommendation recommendation
B. Write your B. Write your B. Write your
recommendation recommendation recommendation
C. Write your C. Write your C. Write your
recommendation recommendation recommendation
D. Write your D. Write your D. Write your
recommendation recommendation recommendation
Roadmap
Initiative Objective Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Initiative 1 Objective 1

Initiative 2 Objective 2

Initiative 3 Objective 3

Initiative 4 Objective 4

Initiative 5 Objective 5

Initiative 6 Objective 6
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