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- p. 45TABLE OF CONTENTS 45 HYPERGLYCEMIA / HYPOGLYCEMIA Hyperglycemia S / S BLOOD GLUCOSE > 250 mg/dL • Polyuria • Polydipsia • Weakness / fatigue • Nausea / vomiting • Change in LOC • Hypotension • Tachycardia • Seizures / coma • Fruity breath odor Hypoglycemia S / S BLOOD GLUCOSE < 70 mg/dL • Diaphoresis • Pallor ... mg/dL (> 100 mg/dL in neurological injury) Notes, Cautions, Warnings • Too rapid drop in blood glucose can cause hypoglycemia • Rapid drop in blood glucose levels can lead to shifts extracellular osmolality which can lead to cerebral edema • If insulin
- p. 127bradycardia • Patients with bronchospastic diseases (reactive airway) should not use beta blockers • May worsen, prolong, or cause hypoglycemia. Could also mask hypoglycemic symptoms • Pregnancy: Yes, close fetal monitoring recommended Lactation: Use caution Dose / Administration ADULT Hypertension Crisis (Hypertensive
- p. 120TABLE OF CONTENTS 120 GLUCAGON Class / Mechanism of Action • Antidote, Hypoglycemia Antidote Hyperglycemic agent, pancreatic hormone, insulin antagonist; raises blood glucose levels by stimulating increased production of cyclic AMP, promoting hepatic glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis. Indications • Labeled Indications ... Management of hypoglycemia (Glucose < 70) • Off-label Indications o Beta-blocker or calcium channel blocker induced myocardial depression (with or without hypotension) unresponsive to standard measures o Hypoglycemia secondary to insulin or sulfonylurea overdose (as adjunct to dextrose
- p. 104TABLE OF CONTENTS 104 DEXTROSE 50% (Trade Name: Glutose I B-D Glucose) Class / Mechanism of Action • Antidote, Hypoglycemia Basic source of calories (fuel) for the body and brain, regulated by insulin. Rapidly increases blood glucose, decreases protein ... insulin), stimulates the transient uptake of potassium by cells, lowering serum potassium. o Onset of action – Treatment of hypoglycemia Oral dose: 10 mins; Treatment of Hyperkalemia IV: 30 mins Indications • Labeled Indications o Treatment of hypoglycemia. Doses
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- p. 19506ac06 / 07-2026] malaise hypoglycemique chez le diabetique definition comme l oxygene, le sucre est essentiel au fonctionnement de l organisme et notamment du cerveau. l organisme produit une hormone appelee « insuline » qui intervient dans le transport ... traitement peuvent entrainer un manque grave de sucre a l origine d un malaise : c est « l hypoglycemie ». la plupart des diabetiques connaissent ce risque et ont sur eux un morceau de sucre qu ils doivent prendre immediatement
- p. 196signes les signes d hypoglycemie peuvent etre constates chez une personne connue comme etant diabetique des le 2eme regard. la victime peut presenter : • une perte de connaissance ; • des convulsions generalisees ; • un trouble du comportement (prostration, agitation, agressivite, signes ... diabetique. dans ce cas, devant un malaise chez un diabetique, un test de depistage d une hypoglycemie peut etre realise en utilisant un appareil de mesure de la glycemie capillaire, le glucometre. le resultat instantane de cette mesure
- p. 172reactive a la voix est consideree en detresse neurologique. la mesure de la glycemie peut venir confirmer une hypoglycemie. l hypoglycemie est une des causes de la detresse neurologique. elle doit etre corrigee rapidement. 7. enfin la detresse
- p. 606ac05 / 07-2026] crise d asthme ________________________________________________________ 193 [06pr05 / 07-2026] crise d asthme ________________________________________________________ 194 [06ac06 / 07-2026] malaise hypoglycemique chez le diabetique ________________________________ 195 [06pr06 / 07-2026] malaise hypoglycemique chez le diabetique ________________________________ 197 [06ac07 / 11-2021] reaction allergique grave
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- p. 7metronidazole 500mg IV every 8-12 hours.26 For isolated closed head injuries, routine prophylactic antibiotics are not indicated. Hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia must be avoided. Monitor glucose every 6 hours. The goal is to maintain glucose < 180 mg/dl ... avoid hypoglycemia.27 D5W IVF will worsen cerebral edema. Do NOT use intravenously to maintain euglycemia. Steroids should be avoided in brain-injured patients as they have not shown outcome benefit and increase mortality in patients with severe brain
- p. 11expert, before giving more than two 250mL boluses of 3% NaCl HTS. BLOOD GLUCOSE CONTROL Goal: Avoid both hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia. Target a blood glucose level of 180mg/dL via handheld glucometer. Minimum: Monitor for clinical signs and symptoms ... hypoglycemia (e.g., sweating, confusion, tremor, generalized weakness, generalized lethargy). If patient is hungry and able to safely swallow, allow the patient to eat to avoid hypoglycemia. Avoid the administration of any substances that are excessively high in sugar
- p. 2more than doubles the risk of death from brain injury.3 The management of hypotension, hypoxia, hypocarbia or hypercarbia, hypoglycemia, and signs of elevated intracranial pressure (ICP) is essential. Telemedicine – Management of TBI is complex. Establish a telemedicine consultation
- p. 21Glucose Control Avoid both hypo- and hyperglycemia. Target blood glucose 100–180mg/dL. Monitor for signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia. Allow patient to eat as long as they are able. Check blood glucose every 6 hours with handheld glucometer
- p. 13Shifts potassium intracellularly by way of Na-K ATPase pump 10-20 mins 4-6 hr Caution if hypoglycemia. Insulin is renally secreted in setting of anuria/oliguria can cause prolonged hypoglycemia. Check blood glucose within one hour ... administration. If oliguric/anuric can consider starting D5W gtt to prevent hypoglycemia. Insulin should be kept cold until use, consider packing in personnel insulin carriers. Albuterol 10 mg nebulized, over 10 mins Shifts potassium intracellularly
- p. 6gastric tubes for decompression to reduce the risk of sinusitis. 2. For babies and others at risk of hypoglycemia, weigh the risks and benefits of discontinuing enteral feeds. If gastric feeds must be terminated, monitor patient for hypoglycemia
- OMS / CICR — Basic Emergency Care (cahier du participant)OMS · CICR · IFEM
- p. 130sensation on one side suggests a mass, bleeding, or blocked blood vessels in the brain (stroke), though hypoglycemia can also present this way. Altered mental status with general muscle weakness may suggest salt (electrolyte) imbalance in the blood
- p. 211regulateur lui-meme, (creuse, drome) et parfaitement acceptee pour le traitement de la douleur traumatique ou de l hypoglycemie. [1199] on trouve enfin des situations dans lesquelles l intervention des infirmiers sapeurs- pompiers est cadree d un commun
- p. 233protocoles les plus souvent mis en place sont ceux relatifs a l arret cardio- respiratoire adulte, a l hypoglycemie et a l antalgie adulte (66 sis chacun). 215 le sdis de haute-loire n est pas compte
- p. 240question sis 116 - reaction anaphylactique severe "adulte" 56 2 2,7% 59 81,9% question sis 117 - hypoglycemie 56 2 2,7% 66 91,7% question sis 118 - douleur thoracique non traumatique "adulte
- p. 245question sis 116 - reaction anaphylactique severe "adulte" 56 4 6,6% 39 68,4% question sis 117 - hypoglycemie 56 4 6,6% 39 68,4% question sis 118 - douleur thoracique non traumatique "adulte
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- JTS — Prolonged Casualty Care GuidelinesJoint Trauma System (DoD)
- p. 31most common causes of agitation are untreated pain or other serious physiologic problems like hypoxia, hypotension, or hypoglycemia. Sedation is used most commonly to ensure patient safety (e.g., when agitation is not controlled by analgesia and there
- p. 5lips, or unresponsiveness. Treatment options could include medication such as naloxone. Sixth, FAA recommends sufficient resources for hypoglycemia, which may include the following signs and symptoms: altered mental status, shakiness, sweating, clammy skin, nausea or vomiting, rapid heart
- p. 11hemorrhage). No baseline content requirements: Opioid overdose. Dextrose, 50%/50 cc injectable (single dose ampule or equivalent) [1]. Hypoglycemia. IV Admin Set (Tubing w/2 Y connectors; Alcohol sponges [2]; Ad- hesive tape, 1-inch standard roll adhesive; Tape
- p. 15asthma attack (3) Sudden impairment of consciousness, such as seizure (4) Major bleeding (hemorrhage) (5) Opioid overdose (6) Hypoglycemia (7) Gastrointestinal (stomach) emergencies (8) Anaphylaxis (sudden/acute severe allergic reaction) (9) Childbirth VerDate
- p. 9focal neurological deficits are rare and should prompt investigation towards other pathology. Differential diagnosis for HACE should include hypoglycemia, hyponatremia, hypothermia, hyperthermia, encephalitis/meningitis, postictal state, complex migraine, stroke, psychosis, intracranial hemorrhage, traumatic brain injury, shock, carbon monoxide poisoning
- p. 13titrate effectively in children than component therapy. Children are at high risk of developing hypocalcemia, hypomagnesaemia, metabolic acidosis, hypoglycemia, hypothermia, and hyperkalemia during transfusion. Therefore, frequent monitoring (every hour if possible) and correction of acid/base status, electrolytes
- p. 26with spare batteries if possible ▪ Thermometer – digital or temporal for temperature monitoring ▪ Blood glucose monitor – to assess for hypoglycemia if needed Temperature Management ▪ Warm blankets and space/emergency blankets ▪ External warming devices if available ▪ Hypothermia prevention kits for field
- p. 3most common causes of agitation are untreated pain or other serious physiologic problems like hypoxia, hypotension, or hypoglycemia. Sedation is used most commonly to ensure patient safety (e.g., when agitation is not controlled by analgesia and there
- p. 22children is approximately 60-80 ml/kg. Children are at high risk of developing hypocalcemia, hypomagnesemia, metabolic acidosis, hypoglycemia, hypothermia, and hyperkalemia during MTs. Therefore, frequent monitoring and correction of acid/base status, electrolytes, and core temperature is essential during