Chapter 8 Flashcards

emergency situations + hazard prep

1
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who recognizes indicators of emergency situations

A

STSR

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who assess the emergency situation and provides instruction

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surgeon/ anesthesia

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3
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priorities in emergency situation

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preserve life
prevent further deterioration of patient
try to get them higher care

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4
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CABD

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care priority

chest compression
airway
breathing
definitive treatment (OR/ER)

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5
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how long with no air until your brain dies
(clinical death)

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4-6 minutes (CPR)

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anesthesia role in CPR

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in charge, airway management

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7
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CN role in CPR

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provide crash cart + support

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8
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surgeon role in CPR

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continue surgery to “safe” stopping point

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9
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life threatening, acute pharmacogenic disorder.

A

malignant hyperthermia
developed during/ after anesthesia
50 events per year

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9
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stsr role in CPR

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protect the sterile field, if not aid in resuscitation

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10
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what code is cardiac arrest

A

code blue

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11
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malignant hyperthermia death rates

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50% die without meds
5% die with meds started immediately

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12
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what is malignant hyperthermia

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fatal hypermotabolic state of muscles due to defect in calcium transport.
skeletal muscles can’t relax

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13
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what triggers MH

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genetic, mostly males
halogenated agents that ends in “ane”
perchance strenuous exercise

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MH signs

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tachycardia
increase c02 levels
unstable BP
muscle contraction

high temp -107F

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MH emergency protocol for anesthesia

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stops what they’re infusing
introduce chilled IV + ice pack
place Foley catheter

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16
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what does the anesthesia administer during MH

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dentrolene sodium

sodium bicarbonate
insulin
mannitol
heparin

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17
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disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC)

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happens when blood begins to coagulate

uses up all coagulation factors and platelets, does blood EVERYWHERE

severe and life threatening

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17
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what causes DIC

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infection of blood
liver disease
cancer
severe trauma
post delivery complications

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18
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DIC treatment

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determine underlying cause
treat with transfusion
cryoprecipitate
heparin (prevent thrombosis)

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19
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anaphylactic reaction # 1 fixer

A

epinephrine

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20
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causes of anaphylaxis in the OR

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anesthetics
codeine
antibiotic
insulin
latex

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21
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where can you not put epinephrine

A

eyes ears fingers nose penis toes

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S+S of anaphylactic reactions

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hives, bronchospasm, vascular collapse, cardiovascular failure

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anaphylactic treatments
supplement o2 - prevent resp arrest steroids - stabilize cells iv and plasma -restore fluid vol vasopressin agents - increase bp
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anaphylactic patient ID
identify chart patient ID band history noted on chart skin test performed to ID
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categories of Richter scale
1-5
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hot zone
central area where disaster occured
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warm zone
300 ft or more from hot zone
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cold zone
triage near the warm zone, patients evacuated for injuries
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best thing to do for radiological burn
take clothes off (90% of contamination)
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most variety of physical trauma requiring Surg from
factory explosion
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most likely bioterrorism risk
anthrax
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NIMS
national incident management system
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what does NIMS do
provides national response to emergency
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LEMA
local emergency management agency local coordination
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EOP
emergency operations plan predetermines location of emergency operations center
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ICS
incident command system ensures responders know their roles
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unified command groups
operations planning logistics finance + administration
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FEMA
federal emergency management agency requested via LEMA
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what is a Brach of FEMA
department of homeland security (DHS)
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NRF
national response framework pulls all the coordinating and communication together developed by homeland security
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NDMS
national disaster medical system over 100 med teams and 1000 hospitals rapidly deployed in case of national emergency
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three branches of NDMS
DMAT- disaster medical DMORT- disaster mortuary operation NPRT- pharmacy response teams
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Health care facility emergency response
develops action plan for hospital practice 2X a year
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four components of health care facility emergency response
mitigation - ID hazards preparedness - develop EAP response - all responsibilities recovery - plan for rebuilding
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HICS
hospital incident command center chain of commands written responsibilities
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evacuation plan
shelter in place transport of patients back up medical records
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first to arrive to scene
1st responders/ firefighters
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PPE levels
determined by incident command A,B,C,D A= spacesuit D=mask, eyewear and gloves
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decontamination areas
for anyone who's had contact with the scene clothes disposed of
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what is chemical contacted skin washed with
0.5% sodium hypochlorite- skin and wounds 1:9 ratio of household bleach ^
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decontamination area is for
radiological chemical blankets available
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triage of victims
sorting through victims according to injuries maximize medical resources
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goal of triage
provide treatment to as many patients as possible while spreading out + making most of medical resources
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triage personnel
EMT ER physicians- most experienced and best suited ST
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triage system DIME
delayed- (yellow), have a couple hours immediate- (red), need to prevent death asap minimal- (green), ambulatory, minor injuries expectant- (black)- survival unlikely, burns + head inj.
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triage of victims
tags patients without giving care 1 minute per person
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chemical nuclear disaster triage
separate into zones for contamination hot- level A PPE warm cold
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points of distribution POD
store people - mass prophylaxis
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SNS
strategic national stockpile stores medication and vaccines
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2 phases of strategic national stockpile
1- masses, get them antibiotics 2- individual needs, chronic illness
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who packages and distributes meds in a POD
NPRT, national pharmacy repsonse team
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distribution in POD:
"pull" patients come in "push" patients delivered to house
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PIO Risk Communications With Public
public information center where correct media is produced, eliminates rumors adress barriers
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volunteer health professions
ESAR- VHP: emergency system for the advanced registration of volunteer health professionals
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who is VHP deployed by (volunteered health professionals)
EMAC (emergency management assistance compact)
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CERT
community emergency response team community members completing training with fire/ police ie. search and rescue