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|\n\nIssued October 2006 ISBN 1 84690 060 3  \nContents  \nForeword Disclaimer Copyright Acknowledgements Update analysis Glossary of terms  \nPART 1: GENERAL GUIDELINES  \nSection 1: Ethical Issues  \nConsent  \nPatient confidentiality  \nSection 2: Pain Management Guidelines  \nManagement of pain in adults Management of pain in children  \nSection 3: Drug Protocols  \nDrug introduction  \nDrug codes  \nAdrenaline (Epinephrine) Amiodarone  \nAspirin Atropine  \nBenzylpenicillin (Penicillin g)  \nChlorphenamine (Chlorpheniramine, Piriton) Dextrose 40% gel  \nDiazepam (as Diazemuls and Stesolid) Entonox/Nitronox  \nFurosemide (Frusemide, Lasix)  \nGlucagon (GlucaGen) Glucose 10%  \nGlyceryl Trinitrate (GTN and Suscard) Hydrocortisone  \nIbuprofen  \nIpratropium Bromide (Atrovent)  \nLidocaine (Lignocaine)  \nMetoclopramide (Maxolon) Morphine Sulphate  \nMorphine Sulphate Oral Solution Naloxone Hydrochloride (Narcan) Oxygen  \nParacetamol solution or oral suspension (Calpol) Salbutamol (Ventolin)  \nSodium chloride 0.9%  \nSodium lactate, compound (Ringers lactate /  \nHartmann's solution) Syntometrine Tetracaine (AMETOP)  \nThrombolytics (Reteplase, Tenecteplase)  \nPART 2 – ADULT GUIDELINES Section 1: Cardiac Arrest and Arrhythmias Guidelines  \nAdult basic life support (BLS)  \nAdult advanced life support (ALS) Adult foreign body airway obstruction Cardiac rhythm disturbance  \nImplantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs)  \nRecognition of life extinct by Ambulance Clinicians (ROLE)  \nTraumatic cardiac arrest  \nSection 2: Medical Emergencies in Adults  \nMedical emergencies in adults – overview Abdominal pain  \nDecreased level of consciousness  \nDyspnoea Headache Mental disorder  \nNon-traumatic chest pain / discomfort  \nSection 3: Specific Treatment Options  \nAcute coronary syndrome Anaphylaxis / allergic reactions in adults Asthma in adults  \nChemical, biological, radiological & nuclear incidents (CBRN)  \nChronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)  \nConvulsions in adults Gastrointestinal bleeds (GI bleeds) Glycaemic emergencies in adults Heat exhaustion and heat stroke Hyperventilation syndrome Hypothermia  \nMeningococcal septicaemia Overdose and poisoning in adults Pulmonary embolism  \nPulmonary oedema Sickle cell crisis  \nStroke / Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA)  \nSection 4: Trauma Emergencies  \nTrauma emergencies in adults – overview Abdominal trauma  \nBurns and scalds in adults Electrocution  \nHead trauma The immersion incident Limb trauma  \nNeck and back trauma Thoracic trauma Trauma in pregnancy  \nPage 1 of 2 October 2006  \nContents  \nSection 5: Obstetric and Gynaecological Emergencies  \nBirth imminent (normal delivery and delivery complications)  \nEffects of pregnancy on maternal resuscitation  \nHaemorrhage during pregnancy (including miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy)  \nPregnancy induced hypertension (including eclampsia)  \nVaginal bleeding: gynaecological causes (including abortion)  \nSection 6: 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