Adrenaline (BASICC)
B - Bradycardia with poor perfusion
A - Anaphylaxis
S - Severe asthma - imminent life threat not responding to nebulised
therapy, or unconscious with no BP
I - Inadequate perfusion (cardiogenic or non-cardiogenic/non-hypovolaemic)
C - Croup
C - Cardiac arrest - VF/VT, Asystole or PEA
Aspirin <3
- ACS
Ceftriaxone (very Sick)
- Suspected meningococcal septicaemia
2. Severe sepsis (consult only)
Dexamethasone (BAAM)
- Bronchospasm associated with acute respiratory distress not
responsive to nebulised Salbutamol - Moderate - severe croup
- Acute exacerbation of COPD
- Adult stridor (non-foreign body obstruction)
Dextrose 10%
- Diabetic hypoglycaemia (BGL analysis < 4 mmol/L) in patients with an
altered conscious state who are unable to self-administer oral glucose
Fentanyl
4 sedations CPR A Whys we dont give morph H K S H N S
- Sedation to facilitate intubation (RSI - modified or Paediatric IFS)
- Sedation to maintain intubation
- Sedation to facilitate transthoracic pacing
- Sedation to facilitate synchronised cardioversion
- CPR interfering patient - ALS
- Analgesia – IV/IN
History of hypersensitivity or allergy to morphine
Known renal impairment / failure
Short duration of action desirable
Hypotension
Nausea and/or vomiting
Severe headache
Glucagon
- Diabetic hypoglycaemia (BGL < 4 mmol/L) in patients with an altered
conscious state who are unable to self-administer oral glucose
Glyceryl Trinitrate
CHAAP
- Chest pain with ACS
- Acute LVF
- Hypertension associated with ACS
- Autonomic dysreflexia
- Preterm labour (consult)
Heparin
- Acute STEMI
Ipratropium Bromide
- Severe respiratory distress associated with bronchospasm
2. Exacerbation of COPD irrespective of severity
Ketamine
Rhys has nothing
IPAAS
intubation Analgesia Sedation: Agitation Patient movement during CPR
Lidocaine (Lignocaine)
LIC
Local anaesthetic to reduce pain associated with:
Intramuscular administration of ceftriaxone
Chest decompression in patients with GCS > 10 (MICA only)
Intraosseous administration of medication or fluid in a conscious patient (MICA only)
Lidocaine (Lignocaine) – AVOID-2
Trial MI
Investigational agent – for patients enrolled in the AVOID-2 clinical trial only
Pain associated with suspected ST-elevation myocardial infarction
Methoxyflurane
- Pain relief
Midazolam
6 Sedations
1 shake
- Status epilepticus
- Sedation to maintain intubation
- Sedation to facilitate intubation (RSI - modified or Paediatric IFS)
- Sedation to facilitate synchronised cardioversion
- Sedation to facilitate transthoracic pacing
- Sedation in the agitated patient (including patients under the Mental
Health Act 2014) - Sedation in psychostimulant OD
Morphine
2 sedation
1 pain
- Pain relief
- Sedation to maintain intubation
- Sedation facilitate intubation (where fentanyl not appropriate for RSI -
modified or Paediatric IFS
Naloxone
. Altered conscious state and respiratory depression secondary to
administration of opioids or related drugs
Olanzapine
- Mild agitation
Ondansetron
VUP
- Undifferentiated nausea and vomiting
- Prophylaxis for spinally immobilised or eye injured patients
- Vestibular nausea in patients < 21 years of age
Oxytocin
- Primary Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH)
Paracetamol
- Mild pain
2. Headache
Prochlorperazine (stematil)
Helicopter Drug P M H V K
. Treatment or prophylaxis of nausea / vomiting for
Motion sickness
Planned aeromedical evacuation
Known allergy or C/I to Ondansetron administration
Headache irrespective of nausea / vomiting
Vertigo
Salbutamol
P.A.C.A.S
1. Respiratory distress with suspected bronchospasm: asthma allergic reactions (severe) COPD smoke inhalation oleoresin capsicum spray exposure
Tenecteplase
- Acute STEMI
