Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide 2014 free printable template

MARYLAND MEDICAL PROTOCOLS for EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE PROVIDERS RESTUDY GUIDE This Restudy Guide is required to be completed in its entirety prior to attending the required Protocol Review Course

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How to fill out Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide

1. Obtain the Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide from the official source.
2. Read through the introduction to understand the purpose of the guide.
3. Review each section methodically, taking notes as needed.
4. Complete any self-assessment questions or quizzes provided in each section.
5. Consult additional resources or references suggested in the guide for deeper understanding.
6. Practice any skills or protocols discussed with a qualified instructor or mentor.
7. Submit any required documentation or forms to your training coordinator or institution.

Who needs Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide?

1. Emergency medical service providers, including paramedics and EMTs.
2. Medical professionals seeking to stay updated on Maryland's protocols.
3. Students enrolled in Maryland's emergency medical training programs.
4. Individuals preparing for certification or recertification in Maryland.

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Music greetings I'm Dr Richard El Core the acting co-executive director and state EMS medical director for MEMO I'd like to welcome you to the 2018 Maryland medical protocols base station update MEMO EMS board and the citizens of Maryland thank you for taking the time to complete this EMS update as it advances the practice and delivery of EMS services across Maryland through this educational process an annual EMS update Maryland is able to stay current with the advances in ems care Music one of these advances involves the expansion of the acute endovascular intervention window for treatment of acute stroke the diffuse and dawn trials demonstrated that patients with large vessel occlusive stroke who also have a small core of infarct and large penumbra of salvageable brain and are outside the 45-hour febrile it in windows up to 24 hours will benefit from endovascular Claude extraction this change has an impact on both the EMS and emergency medical care of stroke patients MEMO has directed EMS providers to manage new onset stroke up to 24 hours as a priority one stroke patient and divert these patients to a Primary Stroke Center the Primary Stroke Center will then perform an evaluation determine if the patient has a large penumbra of salvageable brain it is then the responsibility of the primary stroke center to get the patient to an endovascular capable Center for clot extraction Music EMS providers will no longer require medical consultation to administer calcium chloride for suspected calcium channel blocker overdoses or hyperkalemia Music as the easy tube is no longer being manufactured Aims has replaced it with the King LT SD for the advanced life support provider alternative airway device in the arrested patient Music in an effort to reduce pain and reduce hemorrhage due to pelvic fractures the pelvic binder is now an optional supplemental protocol Music has been added as a new medication will be replacing the use of for excited delirium at a dose of 1 milligram per kilogram IV or IO up to a hundred milligram maximum single dose may be added for the persistently agitated patient can also be used for moderate to severe pain management at a 02 milligram per kilogram IV or IO dosing to a 20 milligram maximum single dose medical consultation is not required to administer Music there have been multiple changes to the cardiac arrest and termination of resuscitation protocol we are moving from 15 minutes of minimum care to 15 to minute cycles of high performance CPR and appropriate interventions before considering termination of resuscitation in the field EMS providers are working closely with their local law enforcement and the medical examiners' office to reduce the transported patients who died on the scene this will reduce the risk of providing false hope to the family reduce risk to the family EMS providers and the public from motor vehicle collisions from unnecessary transports and hopefully prevent generating additional costs for the family...

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What are EMS treatment protocols?

EMS protocols are the recognized operating procedures that all emergency medical service professionals, such as paramedics and emergency medical technicians (EMTs) must follow for patient assessment, treatment, transportation and delivery to definitive care.

Who is the medical director of the Maryland State EMS?

Timothy Chizmar, MD, FACEP, FAEMS - State EMS Medical Director - Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems | LinkedIn.

What is a Priority 4 patient in Maryland?

Priority 4 – A person that does not require medical attention. As outlined in the Maryland Medical Protocols for EMS Providers.

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Angus Jameson as the State Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Medical Director.

Is the overall leader of the EMS system is the physician or medical director?

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What is Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide?

The Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide is a resource designed to help healthcare providers understand and implement the medical protocols established by the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems (MIEMSS).

Who is required to file Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide?

All healthcare providers involved in emergency medical services in Maryland, including EMTs and paramedics, are required to complete the Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide.

How to fill out Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide?

To fill out the Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide, individuals must read the provided materials thoroughly, answer any questions or complete any sections required, and submit their completed guide to their training officer or designated authority.

What is the purpose of Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide?

The purpose of the Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide is to ensure that healthcare providers are educated on the protocols for emergency medical services, to promote effective patient care, and to ensure compliance with state laws and regulations.

What information must be reported on Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide?

The Maryland Medical Protocols Self-Study Guide requires individuals to report their understanding of the medical protocols, any relevant case studies, completion of any training requirements, and assessment of their knowledge through quizzes or evaluation forms.