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PREVENTING PERILOUS PEDIATRIC PITFALLS PROVIDES SIX (6) HOURS OF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT
May 3, 2019
AGENDA
0830-0930 Heads to Toesies
0930-0940 Break
0940-1040 Achy Breaky Heart
1040-1045 Break
1045-1145 Trial and Tribulations of Terrible Tot Transports I and II
1145-1215 Lunch
1215-1315 Peds Trauma on the Fly
1315-1330 Break
1330-1430 When “Just Go Poopy,” Isn’t the Answer: Pediatric Abdominal Emergencies
1430-1530 Ups and Dows of a Swing Set Trauma
Head to Toesies
Pediatric Assessment
Teri Campbell
Flight Nurse
University of Chicago Aeromedical Network
Objectives
• Participants will review physiologic
differences in the pediatric patient
• Participants will discuss assessment
techniques for the pediatric patient
• Participants will list subtle assessment
clues to identify the deteriorating
pediatric patient.
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Physiologic airway differences
• Neonate: obligatory nose breathers
• BIG tongue
• Ooey, gooey
“Ring around the trachea…”
• Sniffing position
• Shoulder roll
• Anterior / twisting
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Do not INHALE the frog!
• FBO
• Infectious obstruction
• Anaphylaxis
Airway obstruction
• Nasal flaring
• ↑ inspiratory effort
• Prolonged “I” phase
• “funny sounds”
Airway “pearls”
• Treat airway FIRST
• Lots of “badness”
• FBO: back blows?
• Position
PLEASE pull my finger!
• Aerophagia
• Diaphragm
• Aspiration
• OGT
Work of breathing
• Chest wall compliance
• Muscles of breathing
• Too fast / too slow
• Paradoxical breathing
I can’t believe I missed it
• Fatigue
• White flag
• Pneumo assessment
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Oh thank goodness she stopped…
• Crying…
• Fighting…
• Snoring/wheezing/funny breathing…
Respiratory DISTRESS
• ↑ WOB
• Accessory muscle use
• Requires respiratory assistance
Respiratory Failure
• Inadequate gas exchange
Circulation
• VS “rough guide”, * clinical assessment
• Pulse more reliable than B/P
• Crash and burn
• Skin parameters
• LOC
• Central lines / cutdowns?
Why Are You so SHOCKED?
• Hypovolemia: most common
• Small blood volume
• Acidosis
• ↑ RR, ↑ HR
• ↑ contractility / tone
Given ‘em What They Need
• Only what they need…
• Normovolemia!
• Consequences of flooding
• 20 cc/ kg isotonic
• Blood 10 cc/kg
• Urine output
Disability
• Agitation
• Goofy
• ↓ LOC vs. 0300!
Level of Consciousness
• GCS (modified)
• AVPU
• Assess before NMB
• Pupils
Pain meds / sedation
Exposure
• Strip ‘em and flip ‘em
• Full head to toe
• Hypothermia
• Normothermia
• Controlled hypothermia
Head
• BIG occiput
• Fontanelles
• Don’t forget to palpate!
• FLK
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Clavicles and Chest
• Clavicle assessment
• Soft pliable rib cage
• Intra-thoracic injury w/o external signs
• Pneumo / pulmonary contusion
• It’s all in the box!
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Abdomen
• Abdomen begins at the “nickels”
• Underdeveloped abdominal muscles
• Poor protection of abdominal organs
• Blunt trauma
Abdominal wall bruising
• Seat belt sign
• Significant intra-abdominal injury and vertebral
fracture
• (+) PV= 11.5%, (-) PV = 99.9%
• CT: solid organ injury, free fluid
• Pain / guarding
Pelvis / Genitalia
• Pelvic fractures less common
• Less hemorrhage
• Single squeeze
• Straddle injuries
• R/O Abuse
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Abuse
• Most under the age of 3
• 1/3 under 6 months
• S & SX can be subtle
• History and mechanism consistent?
Extemities• Secondary survey! (last)
• Skeletal fractures common
• Incomplete fractures (greenstick)
• Major and minor trauma
• CMS
Vascular injuries
• Usually associated with ortho injuries
• Pulsatile bleeding, expanding hematoma, absent
pulses, cold limb
• Thrombosis vs. spasm?
• Spasm ↓ 3 hours
• ↑ 6 hours R/O thrombosis or transection
• Prolonged ischemia
• Compartment syndrome
Just Remember
• When kids give you “pucker”
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Head to Toesies
Pediatric Assessment
Teri Campbell
Flight Nurse
University of Chicago Aeromedical Network
CONGENTIAL HEART DEFECTS
Teri Campbell RN, BSN, CEN, CFRNKelley Holdren RN, BSN, CFRNUniversity of Chicago Aeromedical Network
NOT our objectives…
• Bedside diagnosis
• Multiple variations
• Surgical repairs
Our REAL objectives…
• Suspect CHD
• Broad classifications
• A → B
• 2 simple truths
• Right side = low pressure
• Left side = high pressure
• High pressure →
• Low pressure
• ASD• VSD• A-V Canal• PDA
• Size DOES matter
• High pressures (LA)→RA→RV
• RV hypertropy, ↑ PA pressures, pulmonary
HTN, CHF
• Pulmonary valve replacement (?)
• Symptoms?
• Size DOES matter
• Pin hole → absence of septum
• Fun factoid: VSD size
• Large defect→ big RV → ↑ PA pressures
(from ↑ volume)
• CHF
• ↓ CO
• Sometimes…
• Turbulent blood flow (pulmonary valve)
• Smaller = louder
• New murmur ?
• Physio changes at 2-4 weeks of age
• Similar to other acyanotic defects
• LA and LV → RA and RV
• Left to Right shunt
• Big RV→ ↑PA pressures → CHF
• LV needs 2-3 X workload
• ↑ work of heart/lungs
• Open connection between the PA and Ao
• Closes within 10 days of birth
• Size DOES matter
• Preductal O2 sats (Right hand)
• Postductal O2 sats (feet)
• Indomethacin /Ibuprophen
• PGE
• “Won’t eat, just not acting right”
• Assessment: ↑RR, NAD, pink, dehydrated?, dry vs. wet lungs ? CHF
• Sweat during feeding
• Failure to thrive
• ABCs
• IVF bolus : 10cc/kg (titrated)
• Treat CHF (lasix, digoxin,)
• ↓ O2 and glucose requirements
• THESE ARE THE EASY ONES!
• Tetrology of Fallot
• Truncus Arteriosis
• Total Anomalous Pulmonary Venous Return
• Ebsteins
• VSD
• RV hypertrophy
• Pulmonary stenosis: PS
• Overriding aorta
• Variable cyanosis (r/t degree of PS)
• Pink kiddo = minimal PS
• L → R ventricular shunt
• Blue kiddo = moderate / severe PS
• R → L ventricular shunt
• Spasm of the pulmonary valve
• ↓ blood flow to the PA (cyanosis)
• Calm baby: knee to chest position
• ↑ SVR to ↓ R → L shunt at VSD
• ↑ blood to lungs and ↓ to LE
• ↑ irritable, r/t hypoxia
• Hard to bag when hacked off!
• ↑ hypoxia → ↓ LOC
• Easier to bag with ↓ LOC
• SEDATE! (caution w/ Versed).
• One large vessel (truncus)
• Single valve : PA / Ao are one
• VSD
• May have PDA
• Mixing is mandatory!
• Usually presents within 1st week of life
• Murmur
• Hypoxia (as low as 60’s)
• CHF symptoms
• Hepatomegaly
• All 4 pulmonary veins dump into RA
• ASD
• R → L shunt (across ASD)
• LA and LV are filled only
with shunted blood (ASD)
• Hemodynamically crap!
• * SAS from birth• Murmur
• Severe respiratory distress r/t ↓ CO
• ↓ pulses
• ↑ capillary refill: mottled, blue, cold
• SPO2: less than 60
• Hypotensive
• Often mistaken for RDS/ Pneumonia/Sepsis
• ECHO confirms diagnosis
• Risk for pneumothorax r/t (US)
• BVM VT!
• Abnormal tricuspid valve
• 2 leaflets are displaced down into the RV
• 3rd leaf is long and stuck to the RV wall
• Small RV
• Retrograde of blood in RA
• Maintain ASD
• Size does matter
• Symptoms r/t size of ASD
• Cyanosis, ↓ sats (70s)
• Murmur
• WPW and SVT common
• Hypoxic / cyanotic / ↓ SPO2
• CHF
• Murmurs are likely
• Metabolic acidosis
• TAPVR: ↓ B/P / perfusion
• Ebsteins: arrhythmias
• 100% O2 (get better)
• Keep O2 sats ↑ 75
• Sedate (?) TOF
• Treat CHF (lasix)
• Volume and Inotropes as needed (TAPVR)
• Arrhythmias: try ice first
• Transposition of the Great Arteries
• Tricuspid Atresia
• Pulmonary Atresia
• Parallel circulation
• Ao attached to the RV
• PA attached to the LV
• R side →blue blood→body
• L side→red blood→to the lungs
• ASD,VSD or PDA
• Variable cyanosis (depends on amt of mixing)
• ↑ RR w/o distress (initially)
• Murmur (?)
• 2-4 weeks of life → CHF
• Pre-ductal O2 sat lower (R hand)
• Post-ductal O2 sat higher (toes)
arms
legs
• Tricuspid valve fails to develop
• No communication between RA and RV
• Hypoplastic RV
• Hypertrophy of RA/RV
• ASD mandatory
• PDA, VSD optional
• Pulmonic valve stenosis
• Cyanotic (worse with PDA closure)
• Murmur (?)
• Sats will be low (60’s)
• Ride sided heart failure
• Left sided heart failure
• Atretic pulmonary valve (doesn’t work/ present)
• RV → PA? (ain’t happenin’)
• RV hypertrophy / hypoplastic
• R → L shunt through ASD
• May have a VSD
• PDA mandatory
• 30-60% abnormal coronaries
• May or may not have a murmur
• R sided / L sided heart failure
• Cyanosis: rapidly deteriorates with PDA closing
• Crash hard, crash fast
• Murmur (?)
• Cyanosis
• Low SPO2
• Tachypnea
• Tachycardia
• R sided / L sided failure
• O2, 100%
• Keep O2 sats 75% or ↑
• *PGE to maintain PDA
• Goal: increase pulmonary blood flow
• No signs of systemic shock
• Coarctation of the Aorta
• Aortic Stenosis
• Interrupted Aortic Arch
• Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome
• Symptoms r/t where coarctation occurs
• Narrowing of the aorta
• Worse with closing ductus
• ↓ blood flow to descending Ao : ↓ pulses in LE
• Different B/P : ↑ / ↓ (4)
• ↓ UO
• Bicuspid Ao valve
• Narrowing below/above/at aortic valve
• Bicuspid vs tricuspid valve
• LV hypertrophy/failure
• Mild stenosis: not treated
• Progressive stenosis
• Sudden cardiac arrest
• Absence or discontinuation of the aortic arch
• Most occur between L carotid and L subclavian
• VSD and PDA mandatory
• Pink R arm and face
• Blue, everything else!
• Mitral atresia / stenosis
• Small LV (token LV)
• Aortic atresia /stenosis
• Coarctation of Ao is common
• ASD / PDA mandatory
• Need PGE
• ACTIVELY TRYING TO DIE
• RAPIDLY deteriorating
• Severe cyanosis/hypoxia
• Cardiogenic shock
• Cold, ashen/blue, dead looking kid
• Mimics septic shock
• Murmur (?)
• ETT is a given!
• FIO2 21% !
• O2 sats 75-85%
• PGE !
• Sedation (for us and them)
• Volume and inotropes
• Pink kids: give them O2 and a pacifier
• Blue kids (not crashing)
• O2 (sats over 75%)
• PGE
• Treat CHF
• Blue kids (CRASHING)
• O2 ?? (they get worse fast)
• PGE
• Volume / inotropes
• Known defect /repair
CONGENTIAL HEART DEFECTS
Teri Campbell: tlcsoup@aol.comKelley Holdren: kelley.holdren@uhchospitals.eduUniversity of Chicago Aeromedical Network
Trials And Tribulations Of
Terrible Tot Transports And
Their Take-Away Tidbits
Teri Campbell RN, BSN, CEN, CFRN
University of Chicago Aeromedical Network
TLCMEDED@OUTLOOK.COM
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Objectives…(we don’t need no
stinkin objectives)
• Participants will discuss high risk scenarios in which
assessment and clinical clues can be missed
• Participants will review problem solving techniques for the
rapidly deteriorating pediatric patient
• Participants will discuss unsuspected patient care and
transport safety related issues
• Participants will contribute to case study review and
problem solving discussions
Now… For Our REAL Objectives
• Participants will forgive all offensive and
unprofessional humor
• Participants will laugh heartily and write
EXCELLENT speaker evaluations
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I Flat Out MISSED It!
• 11 y/o asthmatic male
• Intubated
• PIP in the 80s; ETC02 in the 80s
• NOT sedated, fighting the vent
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Drug Like A Rock Star
• Immediately sedated with Fentanyl and
Versed
• PIP down to 30s
• I am a ROCK STAR!
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Boogers?
• Without warning, difficult to bag X 3
seconds
• Equal breath sounds
• Resumes easy bagging
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Happy Nappy
• Depart BS, patient sedated, PIP 40’s
• En route: Jason from Halloween
• Sedate and happy nappy
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Who You Calling A DOPE?
• Reassessed for tube placement and lung
sounds
• 2-3 minutes later, difficult to bag
• Equal breath sounds, equal chest rise
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Of Course… 5 Minutes Out
• HR from 120s down to 80s
• ETCo2: 45
• Remains difficult to bag
• Reassess tube placement, lung sounds
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Thank You Mayor Daley
• B/P intermittent r/t crappy Chicago roads
• B/P (finally) 118/89
• Suddenly easy to bag
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Thank You Dr. Brilliant
• Arrive at the “Forefront of
Medicine”
• While off loading the
patient…
• HR ↓ 35
• Resident says “I think it’s
artifact”
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Nope… Not Artifact
• Palpate a weak and thready pulse
• Compressions times TWO
• HR returns to the 70s
• WTH???
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H
Right Pass The Family
• HR bradys again
• Compressions times FIVE
• HR returns, remains easy to bag
• Auscultate lungs sounds, chest rise
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Nothing Good Happens In The
Elevator
• As the elevator opens to the PICU…
• Brady arrest AGAIN
• Ninja kick to the door plate
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Flight Crew’s Fault…???
• Bilateral needle decompression
• No return of circulation
• Code for 11 minutes before ROSC
• Neurologically devastated (patient and RN)
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Keep Me Up At Night Questions
• BVM vs Vent?
• Paralytics???
• Should we have
needled the chest?
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Lessons Learned
• FEAR the intubated asthmatic kiddo
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Better Living Through Chemistry
• Paralytics and narcotics
are your friend
• Consider chest wall
compliance and lung
sound resonance even in
older kids
• Remember long “E”
time
• Mag; steroid; tincture of
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The BIGGEST Lesson
• Grand Rounds SUCK when your
transport is discussed
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Tummy Turmoil
• 14 months
intussusception
• Abd distended/firm,
painful
• ↓ PO intake, ↓ UOP, No
BM x 2 days
• “Stable” VS
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Narcotic Queen
• Fentanyl given / 20CC/Kg
bolus
• Rock hard abd, LLQ/RLQ
ecchymosis
• BP 76/42, HR 158, RR
28, HGB 8, febrile
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Uh Hello?!!
• Packing kid up / FD and I
discuss ecchymosis
• “Well that’s from the fall!”
• Pt fell from top bunk where he
sleeps
• 14 months? Top bunk bed?
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Trauma Drama Queen
• Now he’s “trauma”…not PICU
• 2nd 20cc/Kg bolus for ↑ HR, ↓ BP
• Request O-Neg 1 unit for flight
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Despite Our Best Efforts…
• ↑ tachycardia / hypotensive
• PRBCs
• Not improving
• Sedated but arousable
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Keep Me Up At Night Questions
• Should I follow my gestalt / jaded RN?
• 3-4 story changes before “Aa Ha!” moment
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Lessons Learned
• Fentanyl will NOT mask
an acute abdomen
• Watch trending vitals
• Thorough history is
important
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Sweet As Sugar-Sick As S@!#
• 14 yr male, 6ft 2 in, 100kg
• PMH Down Syndrome
• New onset IDDM
• DKA
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Prior To Arrival
• ETT for decreased LOC
• Insulin bolus
• Insulin drip
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What The SUGAR Were They
Thinking?
• IVF bolus 2 liters
• D5W !!!!!!!!!!!
• “We knew he needed sugar because we
started insulin”
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How Do We Make This Better?
• Bilateral eye deviation
• CT-profound cerebral edema
• Non responsive to stimuli
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Keep Me Up At Night Questions
• Should I stay or should I go now?
• Should I have been more aggressive in
lowering CO2?
• How fake was my smile?
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Lessons Learned
• Don’t assume “it’s DKA-NBD”
• D5W=FREE WATER
• Controversy adult size / pediatric age
• SLOWWWW Correction
• Enlist PICU Attending
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I Still Have Nightmares!
• 5 month old male, ex-36 wk premie
• URI for few days
• Hypoxic, poor respiration / ventilations
• ETT NOW
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Chaos In The Bay
• Arrive 25-30 mins after initial PICU call
• “Oh UCAN thank God, get in there we
have no airway and it’s been 45 mins!”
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12 People And 2 Crash Carts
• Gray/blue/cold limp baby
• Unresponsive
• Agonal breathing around
ETT
• HR 72/ NO-BP/ NO-POX
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Why Is This Not Better?
• ETT NOT IN!
• “Discussion” with
referring MD
• “Well, now it’s out!”
• Resumed BVM
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HOLY EDEMA!
• How many attempts?
• Finally..bottom tip of cords!
• Place ETT right before cords
takes a sharp left!
• Premie = floppy/crappy airway
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Reassess
• HR 120-130 with BVM/agonal breathing
• POX -all over the place
• FD recon ETT
• RSI
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Take TWO
• Atropine
• Versed
• Succinylcholine
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Stark Realization!
• Chest wall is
not moving /
can’t BVM
• Can’t intubate
• OH CRAP!
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What The?????
• Tried different ambu bag / repositioning
• Vecuronium 0.5mg IVP-No effect
• Tried LMA
• Cric???
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More Chaos!
• Referring MD yelling!
• Ask for Anesthesia
• “Yeah that’s me”
• Attempts = 11
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No Oxygen?
• Progressive bradycardia
• Full arrest
• PALS
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Transport Or Call IT
• BVM/oral airway/CPR
• Lights/sirens = ED door in 7 minutes!
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Airway IS Important!
• ETT with much difficulty
• Immediate ROSC
• BP 123/62, 135, 96%
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Keep Me Up At Night Questions
• OMG! Did I kill that baby?
• Paralytics?
• History?
• Should we have called it?
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Lessons Learned
• It’s only a matter of time…difficult
pediatric airways
• BVM IS an airway
• Edematous airway + paralytics = Bad JU JU
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Out Of Flippin Nowhere!
• Angry bee hive of gang bangers
• “Sucks to be in the ED right now!”
• Laugh’s on me
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Check His ID!
• 16 ½ yr old male
• GSW R chest and mid R abdomen
• Of Course he’s not in a gang!
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“I Gotcha Baby….It’s All Good”
• Stabilized in ED
• CPD at bedside / RN consult
• Police confirm scene is secure
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Nomex VS Kevlar
• Depart bedside
• ED: 2 Officers, Kevlar vest, weapons
accessible
• Nomex flight suit and an EZ IO
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Mother Of The Year Award
• Shadows in the
dark…scene NOT safe!
• “Distraught” mom on
scene
• “All you MFs keep your
mouth shut!”
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Life Choices
• En route
• “Mom” lecture on life
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• Tailgating…..
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Transfer Of Terror
• Acute anxiety
• Primary assessment:
medical
• Secondary assessment:
OMG I’m a target
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Defensive Reaction
• Lights out / crouching tiger
• DLABOOH!
• Arrive at destination in 3 mins
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Keep Me Up At Night Questions
• How do YOU define scene safety?
• Should I have called CPD en route?
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Lessons Learned
• Call for police escort
• Call destination hospital
• Hold judgment
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Where The Heck Did That Come
From?
• 9 yr old male, 150 lbs
• Electrocution / V-Fib Arrest
• Defibrillated X 1 en route to OSH
• NSR/unresponsive/ETT
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Twilight
• Started to stir….
• Propofol gtt
• Fentanyl given
• Paralytics?
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No Go…Just Snow
• Med Control / FD decide no paralytics
• Referring MD also against paralytics
• Medicate, pack-up, depart
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How ‘Bout That Blood Pressure?
• Patient snowed
• Hypotensive
• FD orders to ↓
propofol gtt
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5 Minutes Later!
• Legs are moving, arms
are starting to move
• ↑ Propofol gtt back to 50
mcg/kg/min
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Too Late!
• Incredible HULK
• Pt pulls out both PIV
• Pt pulls out ETT
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Aircraft Set Up
• Possessed patient
• What straps?
• Jettison handle
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Shut Down!
• Kid is still crazy and STRONG
• IM drugs are starting to work
• 5 big Firemen, FN, FD, Pilot
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Nite, Nite!
• Sedated
• BVM / ETT
• Transport completed by GROUND
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Keep Me Up At Night Questions
• What if he got to the jettison handles?
• Should they have handled the sedation
differently?
• Physical restraints?
• Should the FN have stood her ground and
insisted on paralytics?
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In Conclusion
• YES, it really could happen to you
• NO, we really don’t stink as nurses
• Culture change
• Learn from US
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The End
Teri Campbell BSN, CEN, CFRN
tlcmeded@outlook.com
University of Chicago : UCAN
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