lemon
for intubation difficulty assesment
Look-neck size, buck teeth, overbite tongue size…
evaluate-3:2:3 rule
mallampati- rating opening and uvula visibility
obstruction-burns soft tissue foreign objects …
neck- mobility get to sniffing position…
rome
acidosis alkalosis respiratory opposite metabolic equal/same
pearl
pupils equal and reactive to light
sample
signs & symptoms allergies medications pertanent past history last oral intake events leading up to
opqrst
onset provoke, palpation quality radiates severity time
pastmed
used for difficulty breathing provoke,progression associated chest pain sputum, color and amount time, trauma medications exertion, exercise diagnosis by physician
AVPU
alert
verbal
pain
unresponsive
SLUDGE
sympoms of excessive stimulation of body functions due to organphosphate poisoning salivation(tears) lacrimation(tears) urination(piss) defecation(poop) gastric juices(heartburn) emesis(vomiting)
FACTS
used for seizures
focus(what body part)
activity(clonic tonic)
color(cyanotic)
time(how long was episodes, time between episodes)
somnolence(postictal state?)
secondary trauma( was it caused by trauma, or did pt suffer trauma due to seizure?)
FAST
cinncinati stroke scale facial droop arm drift speech abnormality time of onset or last negative observed
navel
5 drugs that can be given by ET Narcan(naloxone) Atropine Versed(midazolam) (some areas might be Valium(diazepam) Epinephrine Lidocane
CHASHPN
7 types of shock Cardiogenic Hemmorhagic Anaphalctic Septic Hypovolemic psychogenic neurogenic
DICCCE
med safety administration Drug-correct one Integrity-packing intact Color Concentration Clarity Expiration
5 rights of med administration
right name right dose right date right drug right route
aeiou-tips
used to evaluate mental status Alcohol Epilepsy Insulin Overdose Underdose Trauma Infection Pyschosis Stroke