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22 October 2024
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19:50 | Foreign Body Airway Obstruction 2 changes history +651 [Treloars (2×)] | |||
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N 19:50 | LifeVac 4 changes history +1,936 [Treloars (4×)] | |||
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19:41 (cur | prev) +1,803 Treloars talk contribs (Created page with "==Procedure Guidelines== ===9.42 LifeVac=== INDICATIONS *The Lifevac is a non-powered single patient portable suction apparatus used to remove a foreign body airway obstruction. *If the victim is unable to ventilate any air, then perform Abdominal Thrusts. If Abdominal Thrusts fail after three attempts or the victim becomes unconscious then it is recommended to attempt use of the LifeVac. (Modifications of Chest thrusts for pregnancy or obese and 5 back slaps/5 chest co...") | |||
| 14:45 | CORE Opioid Addiction Recovery diffhist −9 Treloars talk contribs | ||||
18 October 2024
| N 16:03 | CORE Opioid Addiction Recovery diffhist +6,639 Treloars talk contribs (Created page with "==Section 5 -MEDICAL== ===5.23 CORE Opioid Addiction Recovery=== These patients have suffered an opioid overdose or poisoning resulting in a decreased level of consciousness and near or complete respiratory arrest. Absence of consciousness/respirations have been treated by bystanders, law enforcement or EMS crew with naloxone (Narcan, Kloxxado, etc). AFTER INITIAL MEDICAL CARE : PRECIPTIATED OPIOID WITHDRAWAL: Once the patient has received naloxone (Narcan/Kloxxado)...") | ||||