BREATH PEDIATRIC RESPIRATORY DISTRESS (OBSTRUCTION or FBO) PEDIATRIC RESPIRATORY DISTRESS (WHEEZING or ASTHMA) PEDIATRIC STRIDOR

P600 Suction mouth, then nose Dry infant, keep warm BVM rate of 60 breaths/min for HR <100 Apply pulse oximeter to determine oxygen requirement Chest compressions for HR <60, 3:1 ratio with breaths, 120 events/minute After 30 seconds of BVM ventilation, consider intubation (PREMATURE=2.5-3.0 ETT; FULL TERM=3.0-3.5 ETT) Contact medical control After 30 seconds of […]

P609 Remove exposure to allergen For respiratory symptoms or hypotension, epinephrine 1:1000 IM 0.01 ml/kg (max 0.3 ml) AND give 20 ml/kg 0.9% NaCl IV (max 1 L) May repeat epinephrine 1:1000 every 5 – 15 mins as needed If bronchospasm or wheezing, give albuterol nebulizer tx 0.5 ml in 2.5 ml 0.9% NaCl Medical […]

Altered Mental Status – PED P611 If narcotic overdose, naloxone 0.1 mg/kg IV/IM/IN/IO (max 2 mg) If toxin remains on patient, wash or brush off as appropriate. Alert medical control if patient will require further decontamination; patient NOT to be brought through regular Triage. For eye exposure, flush the eyes with 0.9% NaCl for at […]

Altered Mental Status – PED P610 100% O2 or BVM ventilate if needed Consider nasopharyngeal airway Seizing >5 min, give Midazolam ≤12 kg = 0.2 mg/kg IV/IO/IM/IN 13-40 kg = 5 mg IV/IO/IM/IN Contact medical control for seizing >15 min

Altered Mental Status – PED P608 IF blood glucose is < 70 mg/dl: If dysrhythmia present, proceed to appropriate protocol For shock, push 20 ml/kg 0.9%NaCl IV/IO (max 1 L) If glucose ≤70, administer 1 ml/kg D50W IV/IO push; If child ≤3 y.o. or ≤ 15 kg, instead push 2 ml/kg of D25 IV/IO (D25 […]

S505 Systolic BP >100 mmHg, no head injury or altered level of consciousness Fentanyl 25-100mcg IV/IM/IN/IO or Morphine Sulfate 1-5mg IV/IM/IO Repeat once if pain is not relieved in 5 min and BP >100 systolic Monitor BP, respirations, and mental status Narcan 0.4-2.0mg IV/IM/IN/IO if patient experiences respiratory depression

S503 >24 weeks = viable baby O2 & IV if time permits Assist with delivery if head is presenting Elevate hips and transport if delivery is malpresentation Prolapsed cord = relieve pressure on cord, elevate hips, keep cord moist, transport Cord around neck = gently slip over head; if too tight, apply 2 clamps 1 […]