- Emergency ward:

This ward is located on the eastern side of the hospital on the ground floor and is accessible through the main entrance of the hospital. This ward includes several connected areas including:

1. Triage unit, temporary hospitalization room, separate bandaging rooms for men and women; resuscitation room, outpatient operation room, specialist and general physician rooms, and bathrooms;
2. CPR room, observation room, physician’s office and eastern and western style bathrooms;

- Triage unit and examination room:

Triage includes categorization of patients according to their priority for receiving medical services. In this unit, the patient’s condition is evaluated and prioritized by the triage nurse. Triage unit is the first destination of patients after entering the emergency ward. Two nurses (one man and one woman) work in Triage room during each shift. The equipment in this unit include two portable monitoring equipment sets (including ECG, SPO2 (arterial oxygen levels), NIBP (blood pressure) and two digital thermometers). Immediately after entering the triage unit, patient will briefly explain their situation and the reason for visitation to the triage nurse. After measuring their blood pressure, temperature, heart rate and SPO2 levels, triage documents are filled by the nurse. High-risk patients and patients with high burn percentages are immediately transferred by the nurse to the examination room who also informs the physician. Patients without dangerous and acute conditions are placed in the waiting list to be examined by the physician.