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Chest Pain:
ASA-162mg, NTG-.4mg, 3x/20mins, MS 2-5mg increments,⇑ 10 max. BHO: Lidocaine 1-1.5mg/kg for escalating ventricular ectopy, or more than 10mg MS
Bradycardia-symptomatic w/ BP<90:
Atropine- .5mg q 3-5mins up to .04mg/kg, TCP @ 70ppm, ↑ by 20mA intervals, ↓ by 5mA, ↑ by 10ppm to ⇑ 100ppm. Versed – 2mg IV/IO/NT for amnesia prior to TCP. BHO: Adult IO. Consider causes: Poisoning/Overdose.
NC Tach/SVT:
Unstable: HR>150, ALOC, ↓BP, Versed – 2mg IV/IO/IN for amnesia. Sync @ 50, 100, 150, 200J.
Stable: HR<150 w/ s/s, or >150 w/o s/s – Valsalva, BHO: Adenosine 12mg w/10-20ml NS bolus, 12mg w/10-20ml NS bolus, Verapamil 2.5-5mg over 2-3mins (longer for older Pts) q 15-30mins, repeat @ 2x dose, ⇑ 10mg. (20mg)
WC Tach or V-Tach w/pulses:
Unstable: s/s and HR>150. Versed 2mg IV/IO/IN. Sync @ 100, 120, 150, 200J. Post conversion to RSR, Lidocaine 1-1.5mg/kg.
Stable (borderline): HR<150 w/symptomatic or asymptomatic; 12L EKG & BHC. BHO: Amiodarone 150mg IV over 10mins, Lidocaine 1-1.5mg/kg (may repeat q 5-10mins at ½ initial dose, ⇑ 3mg/kg. Pts refractory to lidocaine = probable SVT. See BHO for adenosine.
V-Fib or Pulsess V-Tach:
CPR (1-2 mins), Defib @ 120, CPR (if hypothermic, no more than 3 shocks) intubate, IV with d-stick, Epi 1mg repeat q 3-5mins, CPR for min of 30 secs, Defib @ 150J, CPR (1-2 mins), Amiodarone 300mg w/CPR for 30 secs, Defib @ 200J, CPR (1-2 mins), Epi 1mg, Defib @ 200J, Amiodarone 150mg w/CPR for 30 secs, Defib @ 200J. BHO: Sodium Bicarbonate 1mEq/kg IV
Asystole:
Check in two leads, CPR, Intubate, IV, consider causes. Epi 1mg q 3-5mins, Atropine 1mg q 3-5mins ⇑ .04mg/kg. BHO: Sodium Bicarbonate 1mEq/kg IV for hyperkalemia/acidosis.
PEA:
CPR, Intubate, IV (2) Lg bore, consider causes. Epi 1mg q 3-5mins ⇑ .04mg/kg if HR<60, BHO: Sodium Bicarbonate 1mEq/kg IV for hyperkalemia.
Respiratory Arrest:
Ventilate, Check pulse/pupils, BLS, intubate, treat rhythms as appropriate. NT intubation is contraindicated.
COPD/Asthma/Bronchospasm:
O2, Monitor, Albuterol 2.5-5mg (3-6cc NS) repeat PRN, IV, Ipratropium .5mg w/Albuterol 2.5 BHO: req. for further meds/trx. Repeat of Ipratropium/Albuterol trx. Pts.< 40yo Epi (1:1) .01mg/kg SC, ⇑ .5mg/dose. Use caution w/CAD or HTN.
Airway Obstruction:
2 cycles of BLS, direct laryngoscopy, if unsuccessful prepare for needle cricothyrotomy as Pt. is being loaded for trans, IV Lg bore.
Acute Pulmonary Edema (CHF):
Position upright, NTG .4mg SL only if BP >100 q 5mins ⇑ 3x/20mins. BHO: MS 2-5mg increments slow IV if BP >100. Lasix 20-80mg IV over 3-5min if Pt is using diuretic, ½ of usual daily dose.
Burns:
Stop burning process (chem/tar/thermal), check airway, O2, IV – (kg)(%BSA 2°& 3°)/4 =ml/hr. Burns < 20% BSA use wet dressing, > 20% use dry dressing. MS 2-5mg increments if BP >100, ⇑ 10mg. BHO: for additional amts of MS, compromised airway go to closes fac. ARMC for burns >20% (2°& 3°), at discret.
Heat Cramps/Exhaustion & Heat Stroke (104°F):
Heat Cramps/Exhaustion: Cooling measures, IV (fluid bolus of 250cc, if BP <90
Heat Stroke: Cooling measures, IV (fluid bolus of 250cc, if BP <90). Trx ALOC, Seizures – Versed 2mg slow IV/IO, 1mg increments, ⇑ 5mg, or 2mg IN (appropriate conc.?), 5mg IM. BHO: for additional amounts Versed.
Hypothermia:
Warming measures, O2, Intubate only if apneic (spontaneous ventilations at 4-6 per min are a sufficient), ECG observe for 1 min (only defib 3x until warm), Supine, move gently, warm IV fluids. Frostbite – warm with blankets but do not rub affected areas, do not allow to refreeze. BHO: MS 2-5mg increments, ⇑ 10mg.
Allergic Rxn:
Mild-Moderate: (rash/wheezing) – remove allergen (may apply cold pack to site), O2, Albuterol 2.5mg in 3cc, Benadryl 25-50mg IV-IM, Epi .01mg/kg (1:1) SC, ⇑ .5mg. Severe (low BP, oral swelling, dyspnea, ALOC, chest pain): remove allergen, O2, monitor, Epi .01mg/kg (1:1) SC, ⇑ .5mg. 2 Lg bore IV. Benadryl 25-50mg IV-IM, Albuterol 2.5mg in 3cc. BHO: Epi .1mg (1:10) IV if BP < 80 & dyspnea. May repeat q 1-2 min and no relief. Dopamine 5-20 mcg/kg/min IVPB.
Hypoglycemia/DKA:
Hypoglycemia - O2, monitor, IV w/d-stick, if BS < 80mg/dL dive DW50 - 25Gms, may repeat once. Or Glucagon 1mg IM/SC.
DKA – Fluid challenge 250cc, reassess, cautious of BP.
Non-traumatic shock:
Supine/Trendelenberg (if pregnant > 6 months = L-lateral , O2, Monitor, IV, assess lungs and give fluid bolus 250cc, ⇑ 2L. BHO: Dopamine 5-20mcg/kg/min IVPB for cardiogenic or anaphylactic shock.
ALOC:
O2, IV (fluid bolus of 250cc, if BP <90), DW50 – 25Gms IV, or Glucagon 1mg IM/SC. Narcan 1-2mg IV/IO/IN/IM? 2-4mg ET (total down tube?), may repeat in 2mg increments, IV/IO ⇑ 10mg.
Acute CVA:
If BS < 80mg/dL give DW50 – 25Gms, may repeat once. Or Glucagon 1mg IM/SC.
Status Seizures (>10mins, or multiple w/o conciousness):
Versed 2mg slow IV/IO, 1mg increments, ⇑ 5mg. If BS < 80mg/dL give DW50 – 25Gms, may repeat once. Or Glucagon 1mg IM/SC. Narcan 1-2mg IV/IO/IN/IM 2-4mg ET, may repeat in 2mg increments, IV/IO ⇑ 10mg.
Eclamptic Seizures:
HTN and edema cause ES. If actively seizing or multiple seizure activity contact BH. Position L/lateral. BHO: Magnesium Sulfate 4Gm in 50cc, infuse over 5min.
Childbirth:
Wrapped cord- if around baby neck, try to unwrap cord over baby head. If not possible, double clamp cord and cut cord. Once cord has stopped pulsating, cut 6-8 inches from newborn.
Breech presentation – If buttock is delivered first use hand to prevent explosive delivery, When legs and buttock are delivered the head can be assisted out. If head does not deliver in 4-6mins, insert sterile glove and create space.
Prolapsed cord – Use knee cheat post, and insert gloved hand and push presenting part off cord, cover exposed cord w/gauze.
β-blocker/Ca 2+ channel blocker OD:
β-blocker: If BP < 90 or HR < 60 w/ s/s. Atropine .5mg IV/IO q 3-5min ⇑ .04mg/kg. Albuterol 2.5mg. Versed 2mg IV/IO/IN, 1mg increments, ⇑ 5mg, 5mg IM. BHO: Charcoal 25-50Gms PO, Glucagon 1mg IV/IO/IM/SC.
Ca 2+ channel blocker: If BP < 90 or HR < 60 w/ s/s. Atropine .5mg IV/IO q 3-5min ⇑ .04mg/kg
BHO: Charcoal 25-50Gms PO, Glucagon 1mg IV/IO/IM/SC.
Caustic Corrosive poisonings
If in eyes, flush for 20mins. BHO: Water or milk PO if orally ingested and Pt is awake w/gag. Fluid resuscitation for burns.
Cyclic Antidepressants:
Hyperventilate. If seizure activity - Versed 2mg IV/IO/IN, 1mg increments, ⇑ 5mg, 5mg IM. Give fluid w/caution. BHO: Sodium Bicarbonate 1mEq/kg for dysrhythmia, ALOC, or QRS widens, repeat PRN ⇑ 2mEq/kg. Charcoal 50-100Gms PO, early administration. Caution with NS boluses due to Pul-Edema because of overdose.
Narcotic OD:
Narcan 1-2mg IV/IO/IN/IM 2-4mg ET, may repeat in 2mg increments, IV/IO ⇑ 10mg.
BHO: Charcoal 25-50Gms PO if ingested orally.
Organophosphates: SLUDG’EM
Atropine 2-5mg slow IV or 2mg IM or 4mg ET, repeat q 3mins PRN. Versed 2mg IV/IO/IN, 1mg increments, ⇑ 5mg, 5mg IM. BHO: Charcoal 25-50Gms PO if ingested orally.
Dystonic Rxn/Phenothiazine Drug:
Benadryl 25-50mg IV/IM titrated to s/s relief.
Traumatic Arrest:
CPR, Monitor, Secure airway, 2 Lg bore IV – NS ⇑ 2L under pressure, May initiate Adult IO. Blunt trauma goes to nearest. Penetrating = trauma center if ETA is < 10mins. Needle thoracostomy if indicated.
Traumatic shock:
Secure airway, C-spine, 2 Lg bore IV (fluid bolus of 250cc, if BP < 90) ⇑ 2L. Needle thoracostomy if indicated.
Abdominal Trauma:
Secure airway, C-spine, 2 Lg bore IV (fluid bolus of 250cc, if BP < 90) ⇑ 2L. Impaled = immobilize, Eviscerating/Genital = sterile dressings on organs. BHO: MS 2-5mg increments, ⇑ 10mg, if BP >100.
Chest Trauma:
Secure airway, C-spine, 2 Lg bore IV (fluid bolus of 250cc, if BP < 90) ⇑ 2L. Impaled, Flail, Open, Cardiac Tamp, Cardiac Contusion. BHO: MS 2-5mg increments, ⇑ 10mg, if BP > 100
Extremity Trauma:
Secure airway, C-spine, Dress & splint. Isolated, non-multi-system. MS 2-5mg increments, ⇑ 10mg, if BP > 100.
Head/Neck/Face Trauma:
Secure airway, C-spine, 2 Lg bore IV (fluid bolus of 250cc, if BP <90) ⇑ 2L BHO: MS 2-5mg increments, ⇑ 10mg, if BP > 100.
Peds: Bradycardia:
CPR if HR< 80 for infant, HR< 60 for 1yo or older (NS bolus of 20ml/kg), Epi .01mg/kg (1:10) IV/IO OR .1mg/kg (1:1) ET q 3-5mins. BHO: Atropine .02mg/kg OR .04mg/kg ET, ⇓.1mg, ⇑ .5mg.
Peds: ST (HR<230) & SVT (HR>230):
ST - Fluid bolus @ 20ml/kg.
SVT – BHO: Valsalva (ice H20 to face), Adenosine .1mg/kg, ⇑ 6mg, may repeat in 3mins @ .2mg/kg ⇑ 12mg. Sync @ .5, 1, 1J/kg for children < 10kg.
Peds: V-Tach w/pulses (HR>150bpm):
BHO: Lidocaine – 1mg/kg or 2mg/kg ET, ⇑ 3mg/kg IV, or 6mg/kg ET. Sync @ .5, 1, 1J/kg for children < 10kg
Peds: V-Fib or pulseless V-Tach:
CPR, defib @ 2J/kg, intubate (Pts age)+(16)/4 = ET size. Transport. Epi .01mg/kg (1:10) IV/IO or .1mg/kg (1:1) ET, defib @ 4J/kg, Lidocaine 1mg/kg IV/IO or 2mg/kg ET, defib @ 4J/kg. Repeat Epi and Lido rounds.
Peds: Asystole (< 5 ectopic bpm):
CPR, intubate (Pts age)+(16)/4 = ET size, transport, Epi .01mg/kg (1:10) or .1mg/kg (1:1) ET, BHO: Atropine .02mg/kg or .04mg/kg ET, min of .1mg, ⇑ .5mg. Declaration of death q 10mins of intubation & 2 rounds of ACLS meds & no reversible causes identified.
Peds: PEA:
CPR, intubate (Pts age)+(16)/4 = ET size, transport, Epi .01mg/kg (1:10) or .1mg/kg (1:1) ET, fluid bolus @ 20ml/kg, consider causes.
Peds: Respiratory Arrest:
Open airway, ventilate, check pulse/pupils, watch monitor, Intubate, Narcan .1mg/kg IV/IO/IN, ⇑ 2mg (.5mg ⇑ per nostril). If caregiver states Pt. stopped breathing w/hx of apparent respiratory disease/infection. Pt had “ALTE”, and should be transported for further evaluation.
Peds: Respiratory Distress:
Epiglottis – Keep Pt calm, do not attempt to visualize airway, position Pt upright, if complete/near complete = ventilate, and intubate. Pts 3-6yrs, shallow breathing, inspiratory stridor, drooling, tripod positioning, high fever, sore throat/swallowing.
Asthma/Croup/Bronchiolitis: Asthma: hx of, wheezes, unproductive cough. Bronchiolitis: Pts < 1yr, prominent expiratory wheezes. Croup: Fall & Winter, hx of mild cough/infection, Pts 6months – 4yrs, harsh barking, inspiratory stridor. Albuterol 2.5mg in 3cc NS, Neb. Saline for Croup. BHO: Asthma – Epi .01mg/kg of (1:1) SC for Pts >1yo, ⇑ .5mg, may repeat once. Ipratropium .5mg in 2.5cc w/ albuterol 5mg in 6cc. Reasses need to contine after 1/2 dose given.
Peds: Airways Obstruction:
Combitube if >16yrs & 4.5 ft tall. If complete obstruction & > 8yrs old, prepare for needle cricothyrotomy.
Peds: Burns:
Stop burning Pt, O2, Intubate, (kg)(%BSA 2°& 3°)/4 =cc/hr. Dress thermal burns w/dry dressings after cooled. MS .1mg/kg for pain.
Peds: Heat Stroke (104°F):
Active cooling measures, O2, 20ml/kg NS bolus, Versed .1mg/kg IV/IO/IN (Do not exceed max per nostril) for Sz >10mins (increase in 1mg increments ⇑5mg). .2mg/kg IM ⇑ of 5mg.
Peds: Hypothermia:
Warming measures, O2, Intubate only if Pt apneic (4-6 ventilations/min). Only defib 3x if necessary. Warm IV fluid. Frostbite – warm w/blankets, no not rub affected area. BHO: MS .1mg/kg.
Peds: Allergic Rxn:
Remove allergen, apply ice indirectly to site, O2, Monitor
Mild-Moderate – Albuterol 2.5mg in 3cc NS, Epi .01mg/kg of (1:1) SC, ⇑ .3mg, repeat q 20mins. Benadryl 1mg/kg IV/IM, ⇑ 50mg. Severe – Epi .01mg/kg of (1:1) SC, ⇑ .3mg, repeat q 20mins. Benadryl 1mg/kg IV/IM, ⇑ 50mg. Albuterol 2.5mg in 3cc NS. BHO: .01mg/kg (1:10) IV/IO, ⇑ .1mg q 5min. If ET only .1mg/kg (1:1).
Peds: Non-Traumatic Shock:
Secure airway, O2, Monitor, Two lg bore IV – 20ml/kg NS bolus. Consider causes (Cardio, Hypoxia, Hypovol, Anaphax, OD) BHO: Dopamine 2-20mcg/kg/min
Peds: Hypoglycemia/DKA:
Hypoglycemia – O2, Monitor, IV w/d-stick, if BS <80mg/dL give DW50 – 1ml/kg if Pt >2yo. If Pt < 2yo give DW25 – 2ml/kg, or Glucagon .03mg/kg to a max of 1mg IM/SC
DKA – Fluid bolus 20ml/kg
Peds: ALOC:
AEIOUTIPS, trx  hypoglycemia - DW50  1ml/kg for Pts > 2yrs if BS < 60mg/dL. DW25  2ml/kg for Pts < 2 yrs is BS < 60mg/dL. Shock – 20ml/kg NS fluid bolus, OD –Narcan .1mg/kg IV/IN/IO , or ET, w/⇑ 2mg (1mg IN, can not repeat does IN) Sz - Versed.
Peds: Seizuers:
Cooling measures, Trx hypoglycemia (see above), Versed - .1mg/kg IV/IO/IN for Sz > 10min (increase in 1mg increments, ⇑ 5mg), .2mg/kg IM w/⇑ of 5mg.
Peds: Newborn Resuscitation:
Meconium – use ETT to suction airway, mouth then nose, If HR 60-100  O2 via mask, q 30sec HR< 100, BVM @ 40-60 vent/min. If HR< 60, BVM @ 40-60 vent/min, if no change CPR 3:1 @120bpm, Intubate, Epi .01mg/kg (1:10) IV or .03mg/kg (1:10) ET if HR< 80.
Peds: Cyclic Antidepressants:
Trx Sz (usually short lived w/cyclic OD, give fluid cautiously). Versed - .1mg/kg IV/IO/IN for Sz > 10min (increase in 1mg increments, ⇑ 5mg), .2mg/kg IM w/⇑ 5mg. BHO: Sodium Bicarbonate 1mEq/kg slow IV/IO for ST & ALOC, ⇑ 2mEq/kg. Charcoal 1Gm/kg if Pt has gag, ⇑ 50Gms.
Peds: Narcotic OD:
Narcan .1mg/kg IV/IO/IN, ⇑ single dose 2mg, ⇑ 1mg IN, can not repeat dose IN. Repeat q 5mins. BHO: Charcoal 1Gm/kg if Pt has gag, ⇑ 50Gms.
Peds: Organophosphates:
Atropine - .05mg/kg IV/IO/IM ⇓ of .1mg. Versed - .1mg/kg IV/IO/IN for Sz > 10min (increase in 1mg increments, ⇑ 5mg), .2mg/kg IM w/⇑ 5mg. BHO: Charcoal 1Gm/kg if Pt has gag, ⇑ 50Gms.
Peds: Dystonic Rxns/Phenothiazine Rxn:
Benadryl 1mg/kg IV or IM, ⇑ 50mg titrate to s/s.
Peds: Traumatic Arrest:
CPR, Monitor, Secure Airway, C-spine, transport, Blunt = closes facility, Penetrating = trauma if ETA under 10mins, if not then go to closest. O2, IV/IO (20ml/kg), Needle thoracostomy. BHO: Declaration of Death if criteria is meet.
Peds: Traumatic Shock:
Secure airway, C-spine, Control bleeding, Transport, IV/IO (20ml/kg), trx possible ALOC, Needle thoracostomy.
Peds: Abdominal Trauma:
Secure airway, C-spine, O2, IV/IO, Consideration: Impaled, Eviscerating, Genital, confirm BS level. BHO: MS .1mg/kg slow.
Peds: Chest Trauma:
Secure airway, C-spine, O2, Transport, Consider: Impaled, Flail, Open Chest wound, Cardiac Tamponade, Cardiac contusion. Confirm BS level, Needle thoracostomy. BHO: MS .1mg/kg slow.
Peds: Extremity Trauma:
Secure airway, C-spine, O2, Dress & splint, IV/IO, Confirm BS level, MS .1mg/kg slow.
Peds: Head/Neck/ Facial Trauma:
Secure airway, C-spine, O2, Position (if brain injured, reverse trendelenburg 15-20°, if Pt exhibits no signs of shock) Considerations: Avulsed tooth, Eye injury, Impaled object. BHO: MS .1mg/kg
IN meds:
5ml per nostril for Pts < 10yrs, 1ml per nostril for adults. (Versed 5mg/ml, Narcan 1mg/ml)
IO:
Indications: Unconcious peds, adult full arrest, adult MLA w/2 failed IV attempts, (No/extreme caution on neonates, frx of target site/infection), only 1 attempt can be made on ped w/o then contacting BH. Proximal tibia preferred, BH for distal tibia, and distal femur 90 w/twisting, after LOR advance 1-2mm, attach syringe with 5-10ml of saline. QA form.
MLA/Combitube:
At least 16yo & 4.5ft, after 2 missed ET attempt.
Nasotracheal Intubation:
< 14yrs (15yrs), > 30kg (= 31kg), only one attempt per nostril, no longer than 1 min during attempt.
Needle Cricothyrotomy:
Indications: Unconcious & unresponsive, > 8yrs, & complete upper airway obstruction (no movement of air) (FBAO, isolated trauma to neck or face, edema due to anaphylactic/inflammation, tumor). 10g curved needle, cricothyroid membrane then distal 3cm (1-1.25incehs), 45°, aspirate for free air return (if resistance, esophagus b/c soft muscle is collapsing upon suction of needle). After ventilating, assist exhalation by taking BVM off and squeezing ribs. QA form
Needle Thoracostomy:
tension pneumothorax, can be performed prior to contact on both adult & pediatric, Becks triad (tracheal deviation away from affected sides, distant lung sounds, ), QA form.
TCP:
> 12yo, 70ppm, increase by 20mA, decrease by 5mA, increase by 5mA. If low BP & ALOC you can increase by 10ppm to ⇑ 100ppm