PPT-Anaphylaxis & Epinephrine Administration for the EMT

Indiana Department of Homeland Security EMS Division Topic SubTopic EMT AEMT NRP Medical Medication Delivery 1 Immune Disease 1 1 Learning Objectives With successful completion of this training module the EMT will be able to describe andor correctly demonstrate . HCEC First Responder Organization Training. Goal. To prepare HCEC First Responder Organization personnel to safely administer intramuscular epinephrine injections within the scope of the HCEC Fire and Rescue Medical/Trauma Guidelines. Judi Miller RN, EMT-I. Judi Miller RN, . EMT-I. 2. Today’s Presenter. OBJECTIVES. Explore the . issues of epinephrine availability and administration by EMS providers, . including:. . - legislation. for Anaphylaxis. For people with known severe allergies . as well as unknown previous allergies. This presentation . . has been developed by the Arizona Department of Health Services to assist in teaching school . Advanced Skill. Requires Additional Training and Approval. WI DHS Office of Preparedness & Emergency Health Care. Learning Objectives:. With successful completion of this training module, the EMR will be able to describe and/or correctly demonstrate:. Program Approved by the. Los Angeles County EMS Agency. Special Thanks for the Development of this Program. UCLA Center for Prehospital Care. Los Angeles County EMS Agency Curriculum Committee. This training program meets the regulatory requirements for training of EMTs in the administration of . for Emergency Medical Responders . Developed by EMS Commission Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). 1. Objectives. Identify the common causes of allergic reactions.. Identify signs and symptoms of severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis), and their differences from other medical emergencies.. for Anaphylaxis. For people with known severe allergies . as well as unknown previous allergies. This presentation . . has been developed by the Arizona Department of Health Services to assist in teaching school . for Emergency Medical Responders . Developed by EMS Commission Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). 1. Objectives. Identify the common causes of allergic reactions.. Identify signs and symptoms of severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis), and their differences from other medical emergencies.. Judi Miller RN, EMT-I. Judi Miller RN, . EMT-I. 2. Today’s Presenter. OBJECTIVES. Explore the . issues of epinephrine availability and administration by EMS providers, . including:. . - legislation. for Emergency Medical Responders . Developed by EMS Commission Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). 1. Objectives. Identify the common causes of allergic reactions.. Identify signs and symptoms of severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis), and their differences from other medical emergencies.. Indiana Department of Homeland Security. EMS Division. Topic. Sub-Topic. EMT. AEMT. NRP. Medical. Medication Delivery. -. -. 1. Immune Disease. 1. 1. -. Learning Objectives:. With successful completion of this training module, the EMT will be able to describe and/or correctly demonstrate …. MD., DA., . DNB(. anaes. ), . MD (. Acu. ), . Dip. . Diab. . DCA, Dip. Software statistics . PhD (. physio. ). Mahatma Gandhi medical college and research institute , . puducherry. – India . Definition . Anaphylaxis is a severe allergic reaction. . . TRUE. FALSE. Death can result from an anaphylactic reaction because of a severe drop in blood pressure and/or airway obstruction.. . FALSE. TRUE.  . List . Mechanism:. Antigen injected, ingested, inhaled, or absorbed. Antibody produced by the immune system marking the antigen for destruction by white blood cells. Histamine released by white blood cells during the process.