Southern Stone County Fire Protection District Emergency Medical Protocols

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TITLE Pediatric Medical Assessment PM 2.4 Confirm scene safety Appropriate body substance isolation procedures Number of patients Nature of illness Evaluate the need for assistance B.L.S ABC s & LOC Focused History & Physical Exam RESPONSIVE S.A.M.P.L.E. History Focused Assessment Baseline Vital Signs Treatment Decision Treat per Appropriate Protocol Transport UNRESPONSIVE Rapid Medical Assessment Baseline Vital Signs S.A.M.P.L.E. History Treatment Decision Treat per appropriate protocol Transport

TITLE Pediatric treatment protocol critieria For the PEDIATRIC medical patient with any one of the following criteria Systolic Blood Pressure < 70 + 2 x age in years if over 1 year old < 70 for one month to one year < 60 for under one month of age Pulse Rate > 200 at any age Newborn to 3 months < 85 or > 200 3 months to 2 years < 100 or > 190 2 to 10 years < 60 or > 140 Respiratory Rate > 60 at any age Infants to 1 y.o. > 40 Toddler (1 to 4) > 30 School Age > 25 Adolescent > 20 Glasgow Coma Score <13 Any of these symptoms Altered Mental Status Respiratory Distress Clinical Signs of Shock Chest Discomfort Any C/C or S/S that may indicate the need for IV Fluids or Medications. Paramedics will institute the following care PRIOR to contact with medical control in accordance with the appropriate patient care protocol. 1. Establish an airway with the appropriate maneuvers or adjuncts. 2. Administer Oxygen 3 Apply pulse oximetry if indicated. 4 Administer Medications as indicated.

TITLE Pediatric Resuscitation Chart AGE MEAN WEIGHT IN KG MIN. SYS. BP NORMAL HR NORMAL RR Prem. <2.5 40 120-170 40-60 Term 3.5 60 100-170 40-60 3 Mo 6 60 100-170 30-50 6 Mo 8 60 100-170 30-50 1 Yr 10 72 100-170 30-40 2 Yr 13 74 100-160 20-30 4 Yr 15 78 80-130 20 6 Yr 20 82 70-115 16 8 Yr 25 86 70-110 16 10 Yr 30 90 60-105 16 12 Yr 40 94 60-100 16

TITLE Cardiac Arrest PM 2.0.0 Cardiac Arrest Confirm Pulselessness & Apnea, Attempt to Determine Down Time, Prior to CPR, History, & Code Status Begin CPR Establish & Maintain Airway & Ventilate 100% 0 2 Apply AED with pads and follow instructions. If no shockable rhythm is detected, continue CPR. During CPR Push hard and fast (100/min) Ensure full chest recoil Minimize interruptions in chest compressions. Initially, do not delay CPR for intubation. CPR Cycle= Compressions:Ventilation 30:2 unless a secured airway then continuous compressions and ventilate at 8-10 breaths per minute Avoid hyperventilation Rotate compressors every 2 minutes with rhythm checks Search for and treat possible causes

TITLE Cardiac Emergencies PM 2.0.4 POST RESUSCITATIVE CARE Attempt to Determine Down Time, Prior CPR, History, & Code Status Establish & Maintain Airway & Ventilate 100% 0 2 Quick Combo Pads Pulse Oximeter / ETCO2

TITLE Cold related injuries PM 2.2.1/2 First Responder -B Cold Related Injuries Establish & Maintain Airway 0 2 via Appropriate Device (Warmed if Possible) Handle patient gently to avoid arrhythmia Remove patient from cold. Remove any wet clothing. Insulate patient from the cold. LOCALIZED COOLING (Frostbite) HYPOTHERMIA A pocket mask and one way valve are ideal ways for delivering warmed ventilations. Do not attempt to thaw frozen tissue if there is a chance of refreezing. Supportive Therapy as necessary Cover the effected tissue with a loose, dry, sterile dressing. NEVER rub or massage the damaged area.

TITLE Cold related injuries PM 2.2.3 HYPOTHERMIA: CARDIAC ARREST Establish & Maintain Airway 0 2 via Appropriate Device (Warmed if Possible) Handle patient gently to avoid arrhythmia Remove patient from cold. Remove any wet clothing. Insulate patient from the cold. Work Per Cardiac Arrest Protocol A pocket mask and one way valve is a ideal ways for delivering warmed ventilations.

TITLE Heat related injuries PM 2.3.1/2 Heat related injuries HEAT EXHAUSTION: HEAT STROKE Establish & Maintain Airway 0 2 via Appropriate Device as indicated Handle patient gently to avoid arrhythmia Remove patient from Heat. Obtain baseline vitals

TITLE Medical emergencies PM 2.4.1 Altered Mental Status Establish & Maintain Airway 0 2 via Appropriate Device Obtain baseline vitals Perform a Glucose test ReCheck 5 10 min after Sugar Administration if pt is able to swallow and is alert enough to follow commands give oral glucose (1 tube) or other form of sugar orally. Oral Glucose

TITLE Medical emergencies PM 2.4.2 ANAPHYLAXIS (ALLERGIC REACTIONS) Establish & Maintain Airway 0 2 via Appropriate Device Obtain baseline vitals

TITLE Medical Emergencies PM 2.4.3 CONTROL OF PAIN & NAUSEA Establish & Maintain Airway 0 2 via Appropriate Device Baseline Vitals

TITLE Respiratory emergencies PM 2.5.1/2/3 Respiratory Emergencies Establish & Maintain Airway High Concentration Humidified 0 2 via Appropriate Device Baseline Vitals ASTHMA CROUP ACUTE PULMONARY EDEMA (CHF)

TITLE Medical emergencies PM 2.6/7 Establish & Maintain Airway 0 2 via Appropriate Device Baseline Vitals FEVER STATUS SEIZURES Remove Excess Clothing / Blankets Begin cooling

TITLE Medical emergencies PM 2.8 POISONING / OVERDOSE Establish & Maintain Airway 0 2 via Appropriate Device Baseline Vitals Use BROSELOW tape as guideline Ensure Oxygenation & Ventilation is adequate Specific overdose or poison management depends upon the substance involved. Contact Poison Control For Treatment Recommendations POISON CONTROL # 1-800-222-1222

TITLE Neonatal Resuscitation PM 2.9.1 MECONIUM STAINING Establish & Maintain Airway / Suction Thoroughly 0 2 via Appropriate Device (Warmed if Possible) Warm, Dry, Stimulate, Maintain Warmth of Infant Suction mouth first, then nose with a bulb syringe Continue to suction nasal and oral airway with bulb syringe. POSITION On back in slight trendelenberg - Open the airway STIMULATE Dry the infant with a clean towel If infant does not vigorously respond OXYGEN Ventilate at 40 to 60 breaths / minute with 100% O2 Wrap the infant in a towel, blanket or swaddler. Stimulate the infant Keep infant warm by placing on mother if not in distress

TITLE Neonatal resuscitation PM 2.9.2 NEONATAL RESUSCITATION Establish & Maintain Airway / Suction Thoroughly 0 2 via Appropriate Device (Warmed if Possible) Warm, Dry, Stimulate, Maintain Warmth of Infant Utilize Broslow Tape for Equipment and Drug Dosage Guidelines CHEST COMPRESSIONS HR < 60 or between 60 and 80 and not improving Stop compressions when HR is above 80. Rate is 120/min interposed with ventilations Ratio is 3:1 (3 compressions to one ventilation) POST RESUSCITATION Get a rapid glucose reading. Maintain Infant s Warmth

TITLE General Pediatric trauma protocols PT 2.0

Confirm scene safety Appropriate body substance isolation Mechanism of injury Number of patients Evaluate need for further assistance B.L.S. ABC s & LOC Focused History & Physical Exam No Significant M.O.I. Focused Trauma Assessment Baseline Vital Signs Significant M.O.I. Rapid Trauma Assessment Baseline Vital Signs S.A.M.P.L.E. History S.A.M.P.L.E. History Transport Decision Detailed Assessment Transport Decision Detailed Assessment Treat per Appropriate Protocol Treat per Appropriate Protocol TITLE Criteria PT PEDIATRIC GENERAL TRAUMA PROTOCOL CRITIERIA Criteria for initiating therapy prior to medical control contact.

Southern Stone County Fire Protection District Physiologic Criteria A. B/P < 5th percentile for age (see PED 1) B. Respiratory Distress or rate > 60 (see PED 1) C. GCS <13 D. Clinical Signs of Shock (may present with normal or high B/P) Mechanism of Injury A. Occupant ejection B. Fall from height of more than 3x Patients Height C. Pedestrian struck at speed greater than 10 MPH D. Death of same car occupant E. Prolonged extrication >20 minutes Anatomic criteria A. Penetrating injury to the head, chest, abdomen, neck, or groin. B. Any S/S or C/C that indicates a need for administration of IV fluids or medication Treatment I. If patient is in no distress, and meets none of the above criteria, then appropriately immobilize the patient and transport with frequent reassessment of vital signs and patient status. (STABLE) II. If the patient meets any of the anatomical, physiological, or mechanism criteria listed, the paramedic may initiate the following therapy PRIOR to contacting Medical Control, in accordance with the appropriate trauma protocols. (UNSTABLE) 1. Administer Oxygen 2. Apply cardiac monitor 3 and Capnometer. 4. In the STABLE patient, complete spinal motion restriction is indicated by mechanism of injury and/or chief complaint. This includes appropriately sized C-collar, K.E.D., long spine board, straps, and CID, or in car seat that the patient is found. 5. In the UNSTABLE patient, transport should not be delayed by the application of the K.E.D. prior to extrication. Rapid extrication technique should be used. 9. Contact Medical Control PROTOCOL: Pediatric EMS Protocol / Protocol# TITLE Specific trauma PT 2.1/2/3

Specific Trauma Establish & Maintain Airway / 0 2 via Appropriate Device SMR and Splint Fractures as Necessary Bandage & Dress Wounds appropriately Maintain Body Temperature CHEST Abdominal Trauma Cover any open wounds with sterile occlusive dressing. Eviscerations will be covered with a moist sterile dressing. Head Trauma TITLE Specific trauma PT 2.4/5

Southern Stone County Fire Protection District Specific trauma Establish & Maintain Airway / 0 2 via Appropriate Device SMR and Splint Fractures as Necessary Bandage & Dress Wounds appropriately Maintain Body Temperature Baseline Vitals Spinal Trauma Extremity Trauma Spinal Shock should be considered in hypotensive patients without signs of shock. Splint injured extremity in position of comfort. If patient has the possibility of trauma above the shoulders with a distracting injury, place in full SMR TITLE Specific trauma PT 2.6

Traumatic Cardiac Arrest Establish & Maintain Airway / 0 2 via Appropriate Device SMR and Splint Fractures as Necessary Bandage & Dress Wounds appropriately Maintain Body Temperature Baseline Vitals Initiate all other treatment per appropriate protocol TITLE Specific trauma PT 2.7 Minor Burns Moderate Burns Major Burns APPROVED 0 10% BY: BSA Burn Richard M. 11 Blubaugh, 20% BSA DO Burn EFFECTIVE 21 100% DATE: BSA 6/1/2010 Burn

BURNS Establish & Maintain Airway / 0 2 via Appropriate Device SMR and Splint Fractures as Necessary Bandage & Dress Wounds appropriately Stop The Burning Maintain Body Temperature Baseline Vitals