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\nAll Pediatric Treatments will be in Pink and Bulleted with a “P”  \nADULT and PEDIATRIC ORDERS INDEX  \nTOPIC PAGE  \n12-Lead EKG 8  \n2012 Changes 76  \nAbdominal Pain 19  \nAbbreviations 31  \nAdministering Nerve Agent Antidotes 28  \nAirway Maintenance 4  \nAllergic Reactions 18  \nAltered LOC 18  \nAntidote Resources 28  \nAPGAR Scores 21  \nAsthma/Emphysema/COPD 18  \nBiological, Haz-Mat 27  \nBradycardia 8  \nBurns/Smoke Inhalation 16  \nCapnography 5  \nCarbon Monoxide 16  \nCardiac Arrest-BLS 6  \nCardiac Arrest-PATH Protocol 7  \nCardiovascular Emergencies 5  \nCHEMPACKS 29  \nChest Pain 7  \nChild Abuse 22  \nChildbirth 20  \nCombative Patients 23  \nCommunicating with Hospitals 2  \nCPR Chart 6  \nCrisis Standards of Care 25  \nCVA/TIA Checklist 34  \nCyanide, Haz-Mat 27  \nDelivery Complications 20  \nDiabetic Refusal of Treatment 18  \nDNR-Comfort Care/Comfort Care Arrest 3 Drowning 15  \nDrug Bag Exchange Program 54  \nDrug Sheets 36  \nElder Abuse 23  \nEnd Tidal CO2—Colorimetric 5  \nExtremity Injuries 15  \nEye Injuries 17  \nFever 22  \nTOPIC  \nPAGE  \nField Termination 4  \nFrostbite 16  \nGCS Scales 14  \nHazardous Drug Exposure 26  \nHAZ-MAT 26  \nHead Injury 14  \nHeat Exposure 17  \nHemorrhage Control 13  \nHospital Capabilities 73  \nHydrofluoric Acid, Haz-Mat 27  \nHypothermia 15  \nInitial Care 4  \nMajor Trauma 13  \nNewborn Resuscitation 21  \nNon-Initiation of Care 3  \nObstetrical Emergencies 20  \nOrganophosphate, Haz-Mat 28  \nPepper Spray, Haz-Mat 30  \nPoisoning/Overdose 19  \nPrehospital Field Triage 10  \nPSW Exposure Matrix 74  \nPsychiatric Patients 23  \nPulmonary Edema 17  \nReroute Policy 67  \nRespiratory Distress 17  \nRegional Hospital Notification System 30  \nRights of Medication Administration 35  \nSafe Harbor 22  \nSeizures 19  \nShock 9  \nSkills Sheets 45  \nSpinal Clearance 24  \nSTART Triage 24  \nStipulations 2  \nStroke 9  \nSupraglottic Airway 5  \nTachycardia 9  \nTransport Guidelines 12  \nTrauma Criteria 10  \nTrauma Emergencies 10  \nSTIPULATIONS  \n􀁸 This protocol is for use by those individuals operating in and under the authority of the Greater Miami Valley EMS Council (GMVEMSC) Drug Bag Exchange Program and certified by the State of Ohio as a(n):  \no First Responder, in the future will be referred to as an Emergency Medical Responder.  \no EMT-Basic, in the future will be referred to as an EMT.  \n􀁸 This protocol is to be used in the field only. Communications must be attempted as soon as practical for potentially unstable patients, or for hospitals that request contact on all patients being transferred to their facility.  \n􀁸 Procedures that are marked with a diamond ( 􀁩 ) are never to be performed without a Medical Control Physician (MCP) order. The diamond provides rapid identification of procedures and medications that require on-line MCP authorization.  \n􀁸 No procedures, techniques, or drugs will be used without the proper equipment, or beyond the training or capabilities of the prehospital personnel. Nothing in this protocol may be used without specific pre-approval of the Medical Director for the local department or agency.  \n􀁸 Procedures for EMT-Basics include those listed under the First Responder level.  \n􀁸 Items enclosed in braces ({ }) are at the option of the department and its medical director.  \n􀁸 EMS personnel of any level are not authorized to {intubate} unless they have and use appropriate confirmation devices (EtCO2 detectors or monitors, or Esophageal Detection Devices) .  \n􀁸 Infrequently, stepwise adherence to specific protocols may not be in the patient’s best interest. No protocol can substitute for the EMS professional’s judgment. However, at no time should treatment options exceed those authorized without direct consultation with Medical Control. In all such cases, contact with Medical Control should be considered as soon as possible.  \n􀁸 The Adult and","cbCaiaJrWGEMSLqP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaJrWGEMSLqP","pdf",404453,78,"English","# Adult and Pediatric Orders Index\n## Airway and Cardiac Care\n## Triage, Trauma, and Stroke\n## Haz-Mat and Antidotes\n## Pediatric-Specific Orders\n## Communication, Stipulations, and Field Use","[{\"question\":\"What do “Adult” and “Pediatric” mean in these standing orders?\",\"answer\":\"Adult orders apply to patients 16 years old and above, while pediatric orders apply to patients under 16 years old.\"},{\"question\":\"How are pediatric treatments identified in the manual?\",\"answer\":\"All pediatric treatments are shown in pink and bulleted with the letter “P”.\"},{\"question\":\"When are diamond-marked procedures allowed?\",\"answer\":\"Procedures marked with a diamond (􀁩) must never be performed without a Medical Control Physician (MCP) order.\"}]","GMVEMSC Prehospital EMT-B (EMT) Standing Orders - Training Manual - Version January 1, 2012 | PDF",1790161626,197]