Brief review of edits in 2008 version
1080 – Alternate Airway Devices – King LTS-D
Addition of ETCO2 for “B”.
2090 – Chest Pain
Some clarification reference “I” and “P” application of ecg. **This will need to be revisited in the future secondary to Rule 500 changes reference ecg application and interpretation at each level including “B”. Refer to you Medical Director for guidance pending these changes
4015 – Acute Intoxication
Added new protocol.
4020 – Allergies & Anaphylaxis
Corrected SQ/IM Epi dose. Clarified “I” vs. “P” acts.
4055 – Bites & Stings/Snake Bites:
Corrected need for base contact by “B” prior to Medication Administration.
7020 – Med administration
Remove age restriction and clarify IM
Narcan
Correct to all levels (IN, IV)**Please note! This does not accurately/clearly illustrate that EMT-B with IV may only use the IN and IV route for Narcan administration** It is clear and correct in other references in the book.
Odansetron
Add IM as route of administration; remove references to base contact for pregnancy and pediatrics
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Matrix for all levels corrected and edited.
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August 2007
- St. Anthony Agency Midazolam (Versed) Protocol & Memo – Primary change is the deletion of "use for airway managment in patients with head injury"
July 2007
- St. Anthony Agency QA Form for Supraglottic Airway Study
- St. Anthony Agency King Airway Protocol – alternative endotracheal intubation for airway management in Pts greater than 4 feet tall
February 2007
- St. Anthony Agency QA Form for IO
- St. Anthony Agency QA Form for CPAP
- St. Anthony Agency QA Form for Antiemetic
New January 2007
- St. Anthony Agency Skill Assessment Policy
- St. Anthony Agency Adult IO Protocol Update Minor change - removed reference to "bottoming out needle" during insertion under procedure. Medic should advance until resistance is lost.
December 2006
July 31, 2006
- Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) - addition of pediatric IM administration
- Epinephrine – addition of adult and pediatric IM administration. Change in pediatric arrest dose to 0.01mg/kg of 1:10,000. Addition of adult IO as route.
- Glucagon – addition of IM as pediatric route for hypoglycemia.
- Infant & Child Resuscitation Pediatric resuscitation guidelines – addition of AED recommendation for use consistent with 2006 guidelines (age 1-8).
- IO (Intraosseous Infusion – Adult) Update Jan 2007 – Protocol for adult IO.
- Lidocaine 2% – addition of protocol for anesthesia with adult IO fluid administration only.
- Medication Administration (Parenteral) – add intranasal (IN) as route of administration, add pediatric IM. Reference ET route being a last resort route and not preferred.
- Morphine Sulfate – addition of IM route and dose clarifications
- Naloxone (Narcan) – addition of IN and IM routes of administration /li>
St. Anthony Agency specific protocol edit.
We are always working on improving the protocols . Thanks you for your patience. Peter Vellman, MD * Gerald Estep, MD * Thomas Candlin * Scott Phillips If you have any questions or need further clarification
please contact Thomas Candlin
PreHospital Field Manager
303-629-4480
thomascandlin@centura.org
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