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What is Considered an Emergency?

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1 CompoundFracture

2 Loss of Consciousness

3 Deep Knife Wounds

4 Fever in a Newborn

5 UncontrollableBleeding

6 Poisoning

7 Pregnancy-relatedProblems

8 Severe Chest Pain

9 The Presentation By St. Michael's Urgent Care

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