Emergency management of acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding

Acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding emergency treatment methods include giving oxygen, maintaining venous access, monitoring vital signs, etc.

1, giving oxygen

If the patient has difficulty breathing or oxygen saturation drops, oxygen should be provided to ensure adequate oxygen supply.

2, maintaining venous access as

soon as possible to establish venous access, in preparation for emergency infusion or drug treatment needs, to help timely supplement body fluids and maintain circulation stability.

3, monitoring vital signs

of patients with blood pressure, pulse rate, and consciousness to closely monitor, timely detection of changes in the condition and take appropriate measures.

It is recommended that patients with acute upper gastrointestinal bleeding should undergo endoscopic examination as soon as possible to determine the bleeding site and timely hemostatic treatment.