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Idaho Statewide Protocols (EMSPC)
2024-1 (Jan 2025) ↗
PDF document
647
Flashcards
317
Quiz questions
54
Medications
8
Resources
Study tools for Idaho Statewide Protocols (EMSPC)
A few real flashcards and quiz questions from Idaho's own protocols — the full set, plus a spaced-review deck, is in the app.
Flashcards
T-1 Burns, Thermal: estimating spotty burn areas
Estimate spotty areas by using the size of the patient's palm as 1%.
G-11 Targeted Temperature Management: Patient history criteria
Non-traumatic cardiac arrest with return of spontaneous circulation; adult > 16 years of age; initial temperature > 93ºF / 33.9ºC.
C-1 Asystole & PEA: vasopressor dose
Epinephrine 1mg IV/IO, repeat q 3-5 (pediatric: 0.01 mg/Kg).
C-2 Bradycardia, Adult: heart rate threshold and findings that define symptomatic bradycardia
Heart rate < 60 bpm causing: hypotension; acute altered mental status; chest pain; acute CHF.
C-5 Chest Pain: Cardiac & STEMI: supplemental oxygen threshold
Supplemental oxygen if SpO2 <94%.
C-8 Tachycardia With Pulse, Adult: findings that define pre-arrest
No palpable BP, acutely altered mental status, ischemic chest pain, acute congestive heart failure.
G-9 Patient Destination: STEMI criteria listed for transport to a PCI-capable facility
STEMI present on 12-Lead EKG; transport time (air or ground) to PCI-capable facility <60 minutes. If STEMI? is Yes, transport to a PCI-capable facility.
G-11 Targeted Temperature Management: Signs & symptoms listed
Glasgow Coma Scale < 8; no purposeful response to pain.
Quiz questions
Per Protocol C-1 (Asystole & Pulseless Electrical Activity), what is the adult epinephrine dose?
- 3mg IV/IO once
- ✓ 1mg IV/IO, repeat q 3-5
- 0.5mg IV/IO once
- 1mg IM, repeat q 10
Per Protocol C-5 (Chest Pain: Cardiac & STEMI), how many times may SL nitroglycerin 0.4mg be repeated?
- Unlimited, q 5 minutes
- Three times, q 3 minutes
- ✓ Twice, q 5 minutes
- Once, after 10 minutes
Per Protocol C-7 (Return of Spontaneous Circulation), what systolic BP prompts consideration of a fluid bolus?
- ✓ < 90
- < 100
- < 110
- < 70
Per Protocol C-10 (Termination of Resuscitation: Cardiac Arrest), with no paramedic present, which set of findings leads to contacting Medical Control to terminate resuscitation?
- ✓ Chest compressions by EMS 20 minutes, BVM, and AED advises no shock
- Chest compressions by EMS 10 minutes and AED advises no shock
- Asystole in 3 leads for more than 20 minutes
- Any unwitnessed arrest with no bystander CPR
Per Protocol Ci-1 (Hypertension), a patient without respiratory distress, chest pain, pregnancy > 20 weeks or altered mental status has a BP < 160/90 and is asymptomatic. What does the protocol direct?
- ✓ Instruct patient to follow-up with their provider within 24 hours
- Transport emergently with cardiac monitoring
- Instruct patient to follow-up within 1 week
- Contact Medical Control for antihypertensive orders
Per Protocol G-9 (Patient Destination), what transport time to a PCI-capable facility is listed under STEMI?
- <90 minutes
- <120 minutes
- ✓ <60 minutes
- <30 minutes
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