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From CRS EMS Guidelines
- 1-10 AMPUTATED/AVULSED PARTS
- 1-11 RESTRAINTS
- 1-12 ALS INTERFACILITY TRANSPORTS
- 1-13 PATIENT REFUSAL FOR MEDICAL CARE-TRANSPORT
- 1-14 PROTECTION AGAINST BLOODBORNE AND AIRBORNE PATHOGENS
- 1-15 UNIT STAFFING
- 1-16 NARCOTICS AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
- 1-17 DISASTER SITUATIONS
- 1-18 ORGANOPHOSPHATE POISONING
- 1-19 STANDARD MINIMUM DRUG AND SOLUTION LIST
- 1-19 STANDARD MINIMUM DRUG AND SOLUTION STOCK LIST
- 1-1 PHYSICIAN ON-SCENE
- 1-2 HOSPITAL DESTINATION
- 1-3 ALS INTERCEPTS
- 1-4 MEDICAL CONTROL COMMUNICATIONS
- 1-5 REQUIRED MEDICAL CONTROL CONTACT
- 1-6 PREFERRED RADIO REPORTING FORMAT
- 1-7 DO NOT RESUSCITATE (DNR)
- 1-8 CHILD/SPOUSE/ELDER ABUSE/NEGLECT
- 1-9 SEXUAL ASSAULT
- 1 - Policies
- 2-10 ACUTE CVA (STROKE)
- 2-11 ACUTE ALLERGIC REACTION
- 2-12 RESPIRATORY DISTRESS
- 2-13 ABDOMINAL-BACK PAIN (SUSPECTED AAA)
- 2-14 ALTERED MENTAL STATUS
- 2-15 PSYCHIATRIC & BEHAVIORAL EMERGENCIES
- 2-16 ADULT HYPOGLYCEMIA
- 2-17 HYPOTHERMIA
- 2-18 HYPERTHERMIA
- 2-19 OBSTETRICAL EMERGENCIES & CHILDBIRTH
- 2-1 ASYSTOLE-PEA
- 2-20 PAIN MANAGEMENT
- 2-21 ADULT SEIZURE
- 2-22 CYANIDE EXPOSURE
- 2-2 ADULT CARDIAC ARREST: CARDIO-CEREBRAL RESUSCITATION
- 2-3 ADULT CARDIAC ARREST: CEREBRAL COOLING PROTOCOL
- 2-4 UNSTABLE TACHYCARDIA
- 2-5 STABLE TACHYCARDIA
- 2-6 BRADYCARDIA (SYMPTOMATIC)
- 2-7 MEDICAL HYPOTENSION - SHOCK
- 2-8 ACUTE ST ELEVATION MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
- 2-9 ADULT CHEST PAIN
- 2 - Adult Medical
- 3-10 TRAUMA-PROLONGED EXTRICATION-PAIN
- 3-11 CRUSH INJURY
- 3-1 INITIAL TRAUMA CARE
- 3-2 SELECTIVE SPINAL PROTECTION
- 3-3 TRAUMA-CARDIAC ARREST
- 3-4 TRAUMA-CHEST
- 3-5 TRAUMA-ABDOMINAL PAIN
- 3-6 TRAUMA-BURNS
- 3-7 TRAUMA-NEAR DROWNING
- 3-8 TRAUMA-EXTREMITY
- 3-9 TRAUMA-EYE INJURY
- 3 - Adult Trauma
- 4-10 PEDIATRIC SEIZURES
- 4-11 PEDIATRIC TACHYCARDIA
- 4-12 PEDIATRIC TOXIC EXPOSURE
- 4-13 PEDIATRIC TRAUMA
- 4-14 PEDIATRIC BURNS
- 4-1 PEDIATRIC FOREIGN BODY-AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION
- 4-2 PEDIATRIC ALTERED MENTAL STATUS-HYPOGLYCEMIA
- 4-3 PEDIATRIC ANAPHYLACTIC-ALLERGIC REACTION
- 4-4 PEDIATRIC BRADYCARDIA
- 4-5 PEDIATRIC NEAR DROWNING
- 4-6 PEDIATRIC NON-TRAUMATIC CARDIAC ARREST
- 4-7 PEDIATRIC NON-TRAUMATIC HYPOPERFUSION
- 4-8 PEDIATRIC PAIN MANAGEMENT
- 4-9 PEDIATRIC RESPIRATORY DISTRESS
- 4 - Pediatrics
- 5-10 TERMINATION OF RESUSCITATION
- 5-11 CANCELLATION POLICY
- 5-1 SEMI-AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR USE
- 5-2 CONTINUOUS POSITIVE AIRWAY PRESSURE (CPAP)
- 5-3 INTRANASAL MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION
- 5-4 INTRAOSSEOUS INFUSION
- 5-5 USE OF A NON-VISUALIZED AIRWAY (COMBITUBE)
- 5-6 NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKADE AS ADJUNCT TO ORAL INTUBATION: RAPID SEQUENCE INTUBATION (RSI)
- 5-7 BROWN COUNTY EMS GUIDELINE-WEAPONS
- 5-8 TRANSCUTANEOUS PACING (PARAMEDIC ONLY)
- 5-9 PUSH DOSE EPINEPHRINE (PARAMEDIC ONLY)
- 5 - Procedures
- 6 - Drug Formulary
- ADENOSINE (ADENOCARD)
- ALBUTEROL (PROVENTIL, VENTOLIN)
- AMIODARONE (CORDARONE)
- ASPIRIN (ASA)
- ATROPINE
- ATROVENT (IPRATROPIUM)
- CALCIUM CHLORIDE
- DEXTROSE 50%
- DIPHENHYDRAMINE (BENADRYL)
- DOPAMINE (INTROPIN)
- EPINEPHRINE
- FENTANYL (SUBLIMAZE)
- GLUCAGON
- KETAMINE
- LIDOCAINE (XYLOCAINE)
- MAGNESIUM SULFATE
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- NARCAN (NALOXONE)
- NITROGLYCERIN
- ONDANSETRON (ZOFRAN)
- ROCURONIUM (ZEMURON)
- SODIUM BICARBONATE
- SUCCINYLCHOLINE (ANECTINE)
- VERSED (MIDAZOLAM)
