Health Insurance: 32 medical reports on the first day of the general secondary examinations
The Central Chamber held at the headquarters of the Health Insurance Authority to follow up medical insurance for the General Secondary Examinations examinations received 32 complaints for satisfactory cases during the first days of the performance of the secondary examinations in all governorates.
Most of the cases were characterized by fainting, general depression and neurological shock, while the rest of the cases ranged from high blood pressure, colic, fractures, convulsions and depression in blood sugar.
Six cases were transferred to the headquarters of the committees by rapid deployment teams of critical and urgent care physicians. 23 cases were transferred to hospitals, received treatment and discharged after their health improved. Two cases in the hospitals are still undergoing treatment and are in stable condition and are expected to be discharged within the next few hours.
It is worth mentioning that a comprehensive emergency plan has been put in place to secure the period of the high school exams, including the payment of 1,200 ambulances equipped at the level of the Republic, which will begin work today to secure the examination committees within the governorates until the end of the examination period, including payment of 11 ambulances to ensure system committees and surveillance throughout the day and 19 vehicles Ambulance to secure rating committees, and 4 ambulances to secure the management committees, pointing out coordination with the evacuation hospitals and the location of ambulance stations, as well as the provision of medical supervisor in the committees and the processing of first aid in anticipation of any emergency, in addition to the presence of Irat health workers, as well as traffic on committees to ensure the availability of medical services, with the availability of all equipment and school clinics from emergency devices and pressure headphones and sugar measuring devices, medicines, medical supplies.
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