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The persons condition is life threatening (for example, the person is having a heart attack or severe allergic reaction) The persons condition could become life threatening on the way to the hospital. Moving the person could cause further injury (for example, in case of a neck injury or motor vehicle accident)
A non-emergency is generally an old injury or condition, which has been present for a long time. The patient does not require immediate treatment and there is no immediate threat to the patients life or limb.
Definitions of Types and Levels of Emergencies Emergency. Major emergency or major crisis. Disaster. Emergency Levels Defined. Level One Emergency University Crisis. Level Two Emergency Situational Emergency. Level Three Emergency Critical Incident.
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