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SNHD PARAMEDIC PROTOCOL LATEST 2025 / 2026

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Key procedural considerations GENERAL (Medication Administration Protocol) - Answer-A. Inquire about allergies and previous medication reactions

• Check and recheck medication
• Solution clarity and expiration date
• Right drug

Right patient Right dose Right time Right route Right documentation

• Dispose of syringe and other material in proper

container

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(Medication Administration Protocol) - Answer-

Medications:

Fentanyl, Ketamine, Midazolam, Naloxone Hydrochloride

How do you administer a medication IN? - Answer-1.Briskly compressing the syringe inside the nostril, aiming the tip toward the ear

• Administer half of the medication in one nostril, and the

other half into the other nostril

What are the 6 rights? - Answer-1. Right medication

• Right dose
• Right patient
• Right route
• Right time
• Right documentation
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Where should syringes be disposed? - Answer-In the proper container ("sharps container")

What are the approved muscular sites to be utilized for IM injections? - Answer-Deltoid, vastus lateralis (lateral thigh), or ventrogluteal/dorsogluteal (buttocks)

At what angle is an IM injection to be administered? - Answer-• 90°

At what angle is a SQ injection to be administered? - Answer-• 45°

Indications:

(Patient Restraints Protocol) - Answer-A. Patient exhibiting behaviors or actions that may pose a danger to the patient or others.

• Restraints MAY be indicated for patients who meet any

of the following criteria:

• A patient who is significantly impaired (e.g. intoxication,

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• A patient who exhibits violent, combative, or

uncooperative behavior who does not respond to verbal de-escalation and such behavior poses a danger to themselves or others either directly or by interfering with emergency treatment.

• A patient who is suicidal, homicidal, or on a mental

health hold and who exhibits behaviors or actions that may pose a danger to themselves or others.

• Restraints should only be used when less restrictive

techniques are unsuccessful, impractical, or likely to endanger the patient or others.

Traction Splint Indications (Traction Splint Protocol) - Answer-This procedure may be performed on any patient with an isolated midshaft femur fracture.

Contraindications:

(Traction Splint Protocol) - Answer-A. Pelvic fracture or instability

• Knee, lower leg, or ankle instability

Key procedural considerations:

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