The protocol is to be used in the _______.

Sections that apply only to adults are bulleted with an “_______”

All pediatric treatments will be in pink and bulleted with a “______”.

There are also sections which apply to only Geriatric patients and are bulleted with a “____”.

To notify the hospital when time is needed to prepare for patient arrival. Examples include.

When calling about a trauma patient, include:

When calling with an Alert (Cardiac, Stroke, Trauma, etc.):

Resuscitation will not be initiated in the following circumstances except

The following conditions will not meet non-initiation of care criteria Except:

The following treatments are permitted once an order is valid and effective Except:

The following treatments are not permitted once an order is valid and effective Except:

If more than one living will declaration or DNR exists, the __________ supersedes the previous.

The authority of a ______ supersedes the DNR if the ______ previously consented to the DNR.

For the patient with cerebral herniation, ventilate the patient at approximately ____ times per minute to obtain an EtCO2 of ____ mmHg.

"___________" in most cases is appropriate, particularly in those with chronic lung disease who may chronically retain CO2.

The skills that an EMT may set up for and assist except:

Pediatric patients are defined as patients less than ______ years old

Unless otherwise specified, the maximum dose for pediatric medication administration is the _____ dose.

If a patient was discharged from a hospital in the last ____ hours, it is recommended to return to the same facility or at the very least, the same network of hospitals.

EMS providers MUST, by law, report all alleged or suspected pediatric and adult _____/_____.

_____ LPM by nasal cannula (NC) for patient with COPD, or as prescribed.

_____ LPM by nasal cannula (NC) for other patients.

_____ LPM by non-rebreather mask (NRM) for any patients with increased respiratory rates or effort (including COPD).

Nasopharyngeal suctioning in both nares (____ seconds) with an appropriate device. If distress continues, repeat nasopharyngeal suctioning for _____ seconds.

The EMT may only place a rescue airway in a _______ , ______patient.

Oxygen flow rate for nebulized medications should be______ LPM.

Reassess advanced airway placement every time the patient is _____.

Advance airway device confirmations excpet:

If signs of cerebral herniation are present, hyperventilate at _____ ventilations per minute to an EtCO2 value of _____ mmHg.

For assessing failed tracheostomies and laryngectomies, consider:

Suction the tracheostomy tube except:

for pain management EMTs are allowed to do all of the following except:

Find out when the airway was first placed (______ airways may be more difficult to replace).