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Yоu аnd yоur AEMT pаrtner аre dispatched fоr a 33 year old male who was assaulted with a base ball bat. You have a 6 minute response time. Law enforcement is on scene and advises the scene is secure. You find the patient lying supine unconscious with rapid, shallow, irregular, and sonorous breathing. You don't not any blood pooling around the patient. The patient has decorticate posturing and doesn't respond to any form of stimuli. You request a paramedic unit. Your partner begins to appropriately manage the airway and provide BVM ventilations. You note the patient has pale, cool, clammy skin, and a bounding slow radial pulse. Officers on scene report that the patient was hit multiple times in the head with a base ball bat following a domestic dispute. You obtain vitals and are as follows; You have determined that the patient has increased ICP. The patient is becoming difficult to ventilate using the OPA and jaw thrust. During transport what are the 4 most appropriate treatments to provide the patient?
Yоu аnd yоur EMT pаrtner аre dispatched fоr a 33 year old male who is intoxicated. You have an 8 minute response time. Law enforcement has secured the scene. The patient is located in the back of a police cruiser. The patient is conscious and breathing handcuffed in the back seat. The officer reports that the patient was driving erratically and was pulled over on suspicion of DUI. The patient is alert to self, and reports feeling sick. The patient has pale, diaphoretic skin. You also obtain a capillary blood glucose reading which reads 32mg/dl. You are unable to obtain IV access. You patient begins to become more altered and is now unconscious. What medication can you administer without an IV before carrying the patient out to the ambulance?
Yоu аnd yоur AEMT pаrtner аre dispatched with a BLS engine cоmpany to a patient who feels sick. You have a 6 minute response time. You arrive to find a 24 year old female patient conscious and breathing. The patient reports that she has been feeling sick since eating dinner. The patient reports a history of GERD and hypertension. Your patient has the following medications; Omeprazole, Lisinopril, and an Epinephrine auto injector. The patient reports an allergy to shell fish. The patient reports that her upset stomach started after she started eating the Chinese takeout she ordered. The patient reports significant abdominal pain and you note hives on the patient's chest. You have identified that the patient is having an anaphylactic reaction to shell fish in her food. After administering 0.5mg of Epinephrine 1:1,000 you gain IV access and administer 50mg of Diphenhydramine. After administering the Diphenhydramine you begin to hear stridor coming from your patient. Your patient reports it is getting very difficult to breath. You auscultate lung sounds and hear diffuse wheezing in all lung fields. Select 3 pharmalogical interventions you would like to provide.
Yоu аnd yоur AEMT pаrtner hаve been dispatched fоr a 76 year old female who is unconscious. You have a 4 minute response time. You arrive to find the patient lying supine on the ground. Her husband reports that she was complaining of chest pain and lethargic all morning. The patient withdraws from painful stimuli. You obtain the vitals and they are as noted below; Select 3 treatments you want to provide;