Patient Information
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Observations
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| Heart Rate | - | - |
| Respiratory Rate | - | - |
| Systolic Blood Pressure | - | - |
| Diastolic Blood Pressure | - | - |
| Estimated Circulating Blood Volume | - | - |
| Heart Rate | SysBP | Shock Index |
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Medication
Route:
Select:
IV Adrenaline for Post ROSC
IV Adrenaline for Cardiac Arrest
IM Adrenaline for anaphylaxis or life-threatening asthma
IV Amiodarone for Cardiac Arrest
IV Amiodarone for Tachydysrhythmias
IV Atropine for organophosphate poisoning
IV Atropine for symptomatic bradycardia
IV Calcium Gluconate for crush injury
IV Cefazolin for fractures/prophylaxis
IM Droperidol for sedation
- 5.00 mg in moderate to severe alcohol intoxication
- 10.00 mg in nil to mild alcohol intoxication
- 2.50 mg in moderate to severe alcohol intoxication
- 5.00 mg in nil to mild alcohol intoxication
IV Droperidol for sedation
- 2.50 - 5.00 mg titrate to effect
- 2.50mg in 2.50mL
IN Fentanyl
Presentation: 450mcg:1.5mLSubsequent dose: in
IV Fentanyl Citrate
Presentation: 100mcg:10mLIV Fentanyl for Rapid Sequence Induction
Presentation: /mLCalculated dose: in to in
IV Fentanyl infusion to maintain analgesia
Presentation: /mLCalculated dose: to per hour ( to )
IV Glucose for hypoglycaemia
Initial dose: in
Repeat dose: in
IV Saline for Cardiac Arrest
IV Saline for Post ROSC
IV Saline for shock, DKA, HHS
IV Saline for burns
| Total Burn Surface Area (TBSA, %) | |
| Fluid administration (mL): | |
| 50% (mL) of total amount over the first 8 hours | |
| mL ( drops) per minute | |
| mL per hour | |
| 50% (mL) of total amount over next 16 hours | |
IV Saline for haemorrhage
IM Ketamine for analgesia
Repeat dose: in
IV Ketamine for analgesia
IM Ketamine for Rapid Tranquilisation (RASS 4)
IV Ketamine for maintenance of Rapid Tranquilisation (RASS 4)
IM Ketamine for Combative Traumatic Brain Injury
IV Ketamine for Combative Traumatic Brain Injury
IV Ketamine for Rapid Sequence Induction
in
IV Ketamine infusion for Sedation
IV Ketamine for IV/IO analgesia
Subsequent dose to in to at >3min intervals Repeat at >3min intervals
IV Ketamine for Procedural Analgesia
Subsequent dose in after 2 min with repeat doses >1min intervals until adequate sedation is achieved.
IV Ketamine infusion for Analgesia
IM Midazolam for Seizures
IV Midazolam for Seizures
IV Midazolam for Maintenance of Sedation
IM Morphine for analgesia
IV Morphine for analgesia
IV Morphine for sedation to maintain intubation
Commence at 5mg/hr, titrate to effect.
IV MorphineMidazolam Infusion to maintain intubation
IV MorphineMidazolam Bolus to maintain intubation
IM Naloxone
IV Naloxone
IV Naloxone [Repeat]
Oral Olanzapine for sedation
Oral Ondansetron
IM Ondansetron
IV Ondansetron
Oral Paracetamol Suspension
Oral Prednisolone
IV Rocuronium Bromide for induction
IV Rocuronium Bromide initial dose post Suxamethonium
IV Rocuronium Bromide for maintenance
IV Rocuronium Bromide for infusion
IV Tranexamic Acid for risk of significant bleeding (/mL)
Interventions
Cardiac Arrest Medications
| Initial dose | Subsequent dose | |
| Adrenaline for Cardiac Arrest – IV (1:) | in | – |
| Amiodarone for Cardiac Arrest – IV (150mg:3mL) | in | in |
| Glucose for Cardiac Arrest – IV (50g:500mL) | in | in |
| Normal Saline for Cardiac Arrest – IV | – | – |
| Normal Saline for Post ROSC – IV | – | – |
| Adrenaline for Post ROSC – IV (1:10,000) | in | – |
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