Emergency Department Guideline. Asthma

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Emergency Department Guideline Inclusion criteria: Patients 2 years old with: o Known history of asthma or wheezing responsive to bronchodilators presenting to the ED with cough, wheeze, shortness of breath, or other symptoms of exacerbation OR o No known history of asthma but with clear wheezing on exam without other explanation (e.g. concern for foreign body, cystic fibrosis, other lung disease) Triage considerations: If severe distress or altered mental status, assign triage level 1, room immediately If not critically ill, obtain standard vital signs and calculate Respiratory Assessment Score (RAS, see below) If RAS 1-3, triage level 3 o Initiate Duoneb in triage, room promptly if possible If RAS 4-9, triage level 2 and initiate care as below. Acetaminophen if current fever and none given in 4 hour RAS calculation: To calculate score, determine a point value for each row and add the total. Maximum is 3 points per row for a total of 9 points. 0 points 1 point 2 points 3 points Respiratory Rate 0-1 yrs of age 2-3 yrs of age 3-6 yrs of age 7+ yrs of age 45 40 30 20 46-55 41-45 31-45 21-35 Retractions None ONE of the following: Subcostal Intercostal Auscultation (as it relates to wheezing) Normal breathing, no wheezing End-expiratory wheeze only 56-60 46-60 46-60 36-50 TWO of the following: Subcostal Intercostal Substernal Expiratory wheeze only (greater than end-expiratory wheeze) 60 60 60 50 THREE of the following: Subcostal Intercostal Substernal Suprasternal Supraclavicular Inspiratory and expiratory wheeze or diminished breath sounds *From Smith SR, Baty JD, Hodge III D, Academic Emergency Medicine, 2002; 9: 99-104 and Ruscone F, Castagneto M, Gagliardi, et.al. Pediatrics, 1994; 94:350-355 This UMMCH Guideline addresses only key points of care for the specific population; it is not intended to be a comprehensive practice guideline. These recommendations result from review of literature and practices current at the time of their formulation. This Guideline does not preclude using care modalities proven efficacious in studies published subsequent to the current revision of this document. This document is not intended to impose standards of care preventing selective variances from the recommendations to meet the specific and unique requirements of individual patients. Adherence to this Statement is voluntary. The clinician in light of the individual circumstances presented by the patient must make the ultimate judgment regarding the priority of any specific procedure or course of action. February 2016 Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine ~ 1 ~

Medications/interventions: RAS 0: Albuterol likely not indicated Consider steroid burst if multiple nebs given at home prior to ED visit RAS 1-3 Start single Duoneb in triage Further management per flow chart RAS 4-6 Start Duoneb x 3 in triage, give dexamethasone 0.6 mg/kg PO (max 16 mg) Further management per flow chart RAS 7-9 Start Duoneb x 3 in triage, give dexamethasone 0.6 mg/kg PO (max 16 mg) Further management per flow chart Impending or actual respiratory failure Ketamine 1.5 mg/kg IV/IM Intubation Other medication dosages: Normal saline bolus 20 ml/kg IV, max 1000 ml Continuous albuterol 0.5 mg/kg/hr, max 15 mg/hr Methylprednisolone (Solu-Medrol) 2 mg/kg IV bolus MgSO4 25-75 mg/kg, max 2g Epi-pen 0.3 mg IM for children 30 kg Epi-pen Jr. 0.15 mg IM for children 15-30 kg Acetaminophen 15 mg/kg PO/PR prn fever or pain Ibuprofen 10 mg/kg PO prn fever or pain Ondansetron ODT/IV, 2 mg for 8-15 kg, 4 mg 15 kg, prn nausea or vomiting Laboratory studies: If critically ill, istat CG8 Imaging: Consider CXR if: o First time wheezing (not always necessary) o Significant crackles or asymmetry persistent after therapy o Fever 102 without rhinorrhea or other viral symptoms Consultations: Pediatric intensive care unit fellow or staff for PICU admits General pediatrics for floor admits Pulmonology for patients who follow with that service This UMMCH Guideline addresses only key points of care for the specific population; it is not intended to be a comprehensive practice guideline. These recommendations result from review of literature and practices current at the time of their formulation. This Guideline does not preclude using care modalities proven efficacious in studies published subsequent to the current revision of this document. This document is not intended to impose standards of care preventing selective variances from the recommendations to meet the specific and unique requirements of individual patients. Adherence to this Statement is voluntary. The clinician in light of the individual circumstances presented by the patient must make the ultimate judgment regarding the priority of any specific procedure or course of action. February 2016 Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine ~ 2 ~

Reassessments: Continuous pulse ox for all patients Continuous cardiorespiratory monitoring for patients with RAS 7-9 VS q1h Differential diagnosis: exacerbation Viral illness Bronchiolitis Pneumonia Foreign body aspiration Vocal cord dysfunction Discharge or Admission criteria: See flow charts Quality measures: Reassessments with RAS as indicated Steroids for all patients receiving 2 or more nebs This UMMCH Guideline addresses only key points of care for the specific population; it is not intended to be a comprehensive practice guideline. These recommendations result from review of literature and practices current at the time of their formulation. This Guideline does not preclude using care modalities proven efficacious in studies published subsequent to the current revision of this document. This document is not intended to impose standards of care preventing selective variances from the recommendations to meet the specific and unique requirements of individual patients. Adherence to this Statement is voluntary. The clinician in light of the individual circumstances presented by the patient must make the ultimate judgment regarding the priority of any specific procedure or course of action. February 2016 Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine ~ 3 ~

Triage RAS 1-3 Initial RAS 1-3 Start single Duoneb in triage - MD H&P at any time - O2 to keep pulse ox >92% for all psyirnpatients When complete, RN recheck RAS. 2 - Give dex - Then give 2 more Duonebs back to back Wait 1 hour from start of neb #2 - Discharge without further intervention if meets all d/c criteria - Consider dex if multiple nebs at home Discharge Criteria - RAS 0-1 - O2 saturation 93% - PO intake acceptable - No significant other medical or social concerns - If dex given in ED, discharge with prescription for second dose after 24 hours Go to 7-9 pathway 7-9 RN recheck RAS 2-6 Give additional albuterol neb and admit to floor STOP: If severe decompensation at any time, notify MD to initiate 7-9 escalation or intubation This includes: - Pulse ox <88% with 100% O2 - Apnea - Drowsy - Confused - Silent Chest - Severe retractions - Discharge without further intervention if meets all d/c criteria - Rx for second dose of dex tomorrow

Triage RAS 4-6 Initial RAS Score 4-6 - Start Duoneb x 3 in triage, back to back - Give Dex - Notify MD - MD H&P at any time - O2 to keep pulse ox >92% for all patients One hour after start, RN recheck RAS 2-6 Give additional albuterol neb and admit to floor 7-9 Go to 7-9 pathway - Reassess after one more hour - Discharge without further intervention if meets all d/c criteria - Rx for second dose of dex tomorrow 2-6 Give additional albuterol neb and admit to floor Discharge Criteria - RAS 0-1 - O2 saturation 93% - PO intake acceptable - No significant other medical or social concerns - If dex given in ED, discharge with prescription for second dose after 24 hours STOP: If severe decompensation at any time, notify MD to initiate 7-9 escalation or intubation This includes: - Pulse ox <88% with 100% O2 - Apnea - Drowsy - Confused - Silent Chest - Severe retractions

Triage RAS 7-9 Initial RAS 7-9 - Start Duoneb x 3 in triage, back to back - Give PO Dex - Notify MD - MD H&P at any time - O2 to keep pulse ox >92% for all patients 30 minutes after start, RN recheck RAS 7-9 0 to 6 Escalation: - Start Continuous albuterol Place IV Give: - NS Bolus - MgSO4 - IV Solumedrol Arrange PICU transfer If good response to initial interventions, may consider observation in the ED and admission to floor if ED attending feels patient is stable for q2h nebs. - Go to 4-6 pathway No IV access x 30 minutes - Give IM Epi-pen or Epi-pen Jr. - Continue IV attempts - Arrange PICU transfer - Ketamine (IM/IV) - Intubate - Transfer to PICU STOP: If severe decompensation at any time, notify MD to initiate 7-9 escalation or intubation This includes: - Pulse ox <88% with 100% O2 - Apnea - Drowsy - Confused - Silent Chest - Severe retractions