1what are the indications for medical cardiac arrets directives?
non-traumatic cardiac arrest
2what are the primary clinical considerations?
in the following situations considered very elery transport ( minimum 1 analysus + defib + egres plan):
- pregnancy presumed ≥ 20 weekks
- known reversible causes
pt in refractory VF or pulsless VT consider:
1. double sequential Dfib
OR
2. ventor change
AND
3. trasnport following three doses (shocks)
3how is refractory VF or pulseless VT defines
persistant VF or pulsless VT after 3 consecutive shocks
4what are the consitions for manual defibrilation in medical cardiac arrest?
age: ≥ 24 hours
loa: altered
other: VF or pulseless VT
5what are the conditions for AED or SAED ( medical cardiac arrest)?
≥ 24 hours
loa: altered
other: d-fib indicated
6what are the conditions for epinephrine in cardiac arrest?
≥ 24 hours
loa: altered
other: anaphylaxis suspected as causative event
7what are the conditions for DSED or VCD
≥ 18 years old
loa: altered
other: non traumatic VF/pulseless VT of presumed cardiac arrest origin
- three consecutive standard shcocks by medics/fire
8what are the conditions for a medical TOR?
age: ≥ 16
loa: altered
other: arrest not witnessed by medics AND no ROSC after 20 min of resus AND no defibs delivered
9what are the contraidations for manual defib in medical cardiac arrest?
NA
10what are the contraindications for AED/SAED ( medical cardiac arrest) ?
na
11what are the contraindication for epinephrine in medical cardiac arrest?
allergy/sensivity to epi
12what are the contraindications for DSED or VCD?
na
13what are the contraindications for a medical TOR?
pregnancy presummed ≥ 20 weeks
suspected hypothermia
airway obstruction
non-opoioid drug overdose/toxicity
14Manual defib ( medical cardiac arrest) ≥ 24 hours - < 8 years old, dose, initial, subsequent, interval, max doses?
dose: 1 defib
initial: 2 j/kg
subsequent: 4 j/kg
int: 2 min
#: na
15Manual defib ( medical cardiac arrest) ≥ 8 years old, dose, initial, subsequent, interval, max doses?
dose: 1 defib
initial: per RBHP manufacterer
subsequent: per RBHP manufacturer
int: 2 min
#: na
16What is the mandatory path point in a medical cardaic arrest?
- considered medical TOR ( if applicable)
- early to consider TOR is extenuating circumstances or medics think its futile
- patch fails and/or no ROSC after 20 min, initiate transport
17what are the clinical consideration in a medical cardiac arrest?
BHP might not authorize TOR when: location of pt, ETCo2, age, bystanders witnessed, bystander CPR, transport time, unusual case ( electrocution, hanging, toxicology)
18what are the indications for the truamatic cardiac arrest medical directive?
cardiac arrets secondary to severe blunt/penetrating trauma
19what are the conditions for CPR?
loa: altered
other: performed in 2 min intervals
20what are the conditions for manual defibrilation ( traumatic cardiac arrest)?
age: ≥ 24 hours
loa: altered
other: VF or pulseless VT
21what are the conditions for AED/SAED ( traumatic cardiac arrest)?
≥ 24 hours
loa; altered
other: defib indicated
22what are the conditions for a traumatic cardiac arrest TOR?
age: ≥ 16
loa: altered
HR: 0
RR: 0
other: no palpable pulse AND
no defibs delivered AND
rhythm asystole AND
no sings of life at any time since fully extricates OR sings of life when fully extricated with closes ED ≥ 30 min OR
rhyhtm PEA with closes ED ≥ 30 min
23what are the contraindications for CPR?
obviosuly dead per BLD standered
meet conditions of BLS DNR
24what are the contraindicationd for manual defib ( traumatic cardiac arrest)?
rhythms other then VF or pulseless VT
25what are the contraindications for AED/SAED ( traumatic cardiac arrest)?
non-shockable rhythm
26what are the contraindications for a traumatic cardiac arrest TOR?
< 16 years old
defibs delivered
sings of life at any time since fully extricated
PEA closest ED < 30 min
pt with penetratinf trauma to torso or head/neck and lead trauma hospital < 30 min away
27Manual defib ( traumatic cardiac arrest) ≥ 24 hours - < 8 years old, dose, initial, interval, max doses?
dose: 1 defib
initial: 2 j/kg
int: na
#: 1
28Manual defib ( traumatic cardiac arrest) ≥ 8 years old, dose, initial, interval, max doses?
dose: 1 defib
inital: per RBHP
int: na
#: 1
29AED/SAED ( traumatic cardiac arrest) ≥24 hours - < 8 years old, dose, interval, max doses?
dose: 1 defib ( with/without peds cable)
max: per RBHP
in: na
#:1
30AED/SAED ( traumatic cardiac arrest) ≥ 8 years old, dose, interval, max doses?
dose: 1 defib
max: per RBHP
in: na
#:1
31when is the madatory patch point in a traumatic cardiac arrest?
- autorization of Trauma TOR
- if patch fails/ TOR does not aply, transport to closes appropriate reciving facility folowing 1st analysis/shock
32what are the indications for newborn resus directive?
newborn patient
33what are the conditions for PPV?
age: < 24 hours
HR: < 100 bpm
34what are the conditions for CPR (newborn resus)?
age: < 24 hours
HR: < 60
other: after 30 seconds of PPVsing room air
35what are the contraindications for PPV?
obviously dead per BLS
presumed < 20 weeks
36what are the contraindacationd for CPR ( newborn resus)
bviously dead per BLS
presumed < 20 weeks
37what are the indications for the ROSC medical directive?
pt with return of spontaneous circulation after resus was initiated
38what are the conditions for 0.9% NaCl fluid bolus ( ROSC)
≥ 2 years
SPB: hypotensive
other: chest auscultation clear
39what are the contraindications for 0.9% NaCl fluid bolus ( ROSC)
fluid overload
40consider optimizing ventilation/oxygenation (treatment ROSC)?
- titrate 94-98%
- avoid hyperventilation, target ETCo2 30-40 mmhg with continous capnography
41ROSC fluid ( ≥ 2- < 12) route, infusion, interval, reassesment, max volume?
route: IV
infusion: 10 ML/kg
interval: immediate
reasses: 100 ml
max: 1000 ml
42ROSC fluid ( ≥ 12) route, infusion, interval, reassesment, max volume?
route: IV
infusion: 10 ML/kg
interval: immediate
reasses: 250 ml
max: 1000 ml
43what are the clinical considerations ROSC?
- initiating transport in parallel with treatment above
44what is defined as CPR?
chest compression
defib
artificial ventilation
insetion of OPA, NPA, SGA
endotracheal intubation
transcutaneous pacing
advanced resus ( vasopressors, antiarrhythmics agents, opioid antagonsit)
45Valid MOH DNR confirmation form must include:
pre-printed serial number in coompletions AND:
1. name of pt (first + last)
2. check box identifying:
a. current plan of treatment exists, with pt whishes when capable or consent from subsitute decision maker when pt is incapable ( CPR not in plan
b. physician's current opinion is that CPR will not benefit the pt and is not part of treatment plan, has beeen discused with pt/SDM
3. check box identifying professional designations of MD, RPN, RN or RN (EC) has signed
4. printed name of MD, RPN, RN, RN (EC)
5. signature by MD, RPN, RN, RN (EC)
6. date that form was signed was before the date of requested ambulance