Behavioral Emergencies,Bariatric Patients, Autism,VAD’s, and Life VestPPT.ppt

May 2016 CMC EMS CEBehavioral Emergencies,Bariatric Patients, Autism,VAD’s, and Life Vest;Objectives;Behavioral Emergencies;Pathophysiology;Causes of Behavioral Emergencies;Sociocultural;AMS SOP;AMS SOP cont.;Remember Etiology;Arrive on Scene;Verbal De-escalation;Restraints;Consider Medical Etiology;Medications Needed;Petition;Behavioral Emergency Notes;Cognitive Disorders;Delirium;Dementia;Schizophrenia;Anxiety Disorders;Panic Attack;Phobias;Post-Traumatic Stress;Mood Disorders;Depression;Bipolar Disorders;Substance Disorders;Withdrawal from Alcohol;Withdrawal Signs and Symptoms;Delirium Tremens;Excited Delirium;Bariatric Patient;Assess Patient Airway;Assessing Breathing;Ventilation Complications;Ramp Position;Assessing Circulation;Obtaining History;Bariatric Surgery;Bariatric Surgery;Abdominal Assessment;Autism;Autism;Autism Signs and Symptoms;Common Reasons for 911;Scene Safety;Interaction;De-escalation;Restraints;Suicide in Autism;EMS Tips;EMS Tips (con’t);VAD’s;Indications;Usual Demographics;Living with the VAD;Risks To Patient;VAD Function;Components of VAD;Components (con’t);Care of the Driveline;Back Up Equipment;VAD Readings;Patient Assessment;Patient Assessment;VADs Anticoagulation;EMS Arrest Interventions;Emergency Action;VAD Do’s and Do Not’s;EMS Tips;Zoll Life Vest;Zoll Life Vest;Life Vest and EMS;Zoll Life Vest;Case Scenario #1;Case Scenario #2;Case Scenario #3;Case Scenario #4;Case Scenario #5;Bibliography