Pediatric Medical Emergencies

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Audience: Purpose: Policy: Pediatric Medical Emergencies All personnel in the. Explicit criteria for defining cardiac, respiratory, neurologic, and psychiatric emergencies and other life-threatening events, and defining specific actions to be taken by the sleep center personnel when these situations arise, ensure that pediatric patients receive appropriate emergency medical care in the sleep center. All sleep staff will follow approved medical-emergency procedures. All personnel with patient-care responsibilities must be certified in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). CPR is initiated in medical emergencies according to standard procedures. These procedures are reviewed, approved and signed annually by the medical director. Contact numbers for notification of Pediatric Medical Emergencies: o Shahzad Jokhio, M.D Cell: (832) 701-5378 o Shiwan K. Shah, DO Cell: (281) 841-6001 Prior to lights out, the technician will contact the Medical Director, or his designee, for any of the following conditions in the pediatric patient: Baseline saturations 92% Baseline P ETCO2 50 mmhg Irregular heart rate, respiratory rate or rhythm on EKG Vitals outside the range of normal as outlined below: Age Awake Heart Rate Sleeping Heart Rate Respiratory Rate Infant (0-1) 100 160 75 160 30 60 Toddler (1-3) 80 130 60 110 24 40 Preschooler (3-5) 70 120 60 100 22 34 School-aged Child (5-12) 65 120 60 100 18 30 Adolescent (12-18) 60 110 50 100 12 16 A pediatric medical emergency in the is defined as follows: Acute cardiopulomonary conditions: o Apneas greater than 2 minutes or associated with a sustained heart rate change (10 seconds) or desaturation Age 2-6: HR less than 60 or greater than 150 or saturation less than 70% Age 6+: HR less than 40 or greater than 150 or saturation less than 60% Any abnormal rhythm o Sustained hypoxemia with oxygen saturation remaining persistently less than 88% after respiratory events have been resolved with CPAP o P ETCO2 60 mmhg during sleep with or without associated respiratory events o Irregular heart rate or rhythm Page 1 of 5

o New Onset or severe chest pain o New Onset or severe dyspnea o Cardiopulmonary arrest o Any arrhythmia, EEG phenomenon, respiratory event, or patient reported symptom and in the opinion of the Sleep Center technician may lead to an emergency situation. Neurologic Emergencies: o Change in level of consciousness o Change in mentation o Change in speech o Weakness in limbs or face Psychiatric Emergencies o Suicidal ideation or patient is deemed to be a threat to self or others (the patient must be visually monitored at all times and the Medical Director or his designee will be notified immediately). o In the case of a psychiatric or suicidal emergency: Consider whether individual is a threat to him/herself and others. Call 2-4000, specify location, patient age and nature of emergency. Contact Medical Director or his designee. If patient has taken action which could result in serious injury to him/herself, Call 2-4000, specify location, patient age and nature of emergency. Contact Medical Director or his designee. The technician shall always keep a positive attitude and remain calm Do not be shocked by information that a patient may reveal to you or involve yourself in a debate with the patient Encourage the patient to be calm and let them know additional help has been summoned Patient should be kept under constant supervision until professional help has arrived If a lethal situation has already occurred do not disturb scene, Call 2-4000, specify location, patient age and nature of emergency. Contact Medical Director or his designee. Technician on duty will make sure of other patient s safety and not discuss the situation with anyone but professionals who respond to the scene. Page 2 of 5

When the situation has been resolved, all involved with the incident will document all pertinent information and the Program Manager will notify appropriate personnel and generate a report of the incident. Parasomnias o Observed unusual or violent behavior that might endanger patient s, family and/or staff s safety o Attempting to awaken a parasomniac by shaking or shouting can sometimes trigger an irritable, aggressive or violent response. Therefore, gently redirect the person back to bed by guiding him or her by the elbow and speaking softly and orienting patient to time and place. o In the event patient demonstrates abnormal movements while asleep, including attempts to get out of bed the technician shall initially try to speak to the patient via the intercom system. Attempts should be made to explain situation to the patient and calm the patient down. o It is important to avoid situation which may cause potential harm to the patient and/or technician through such episodes. Contact the Medical Director or his designee as well the program manager if situation persists or potential harm is anticipated. Seizures (see also Seizure Activity) o New onset seizure in a patient without a history of seizures o Seizure in a patient with a history of seizures o Electrical seizure without clinical correlate o Clinical seizure without electrical correlate o In the event of a seizure: Keep calm; contact Medical Director or his designee and/or call 2-4000 for pediatric code team immediately. Don t hold the person down or try to stop his movements Continue recording, as long as it does not interfere with provision of patient care in an emergency Clear the area around the person of anything hard or sharp Loosen ties or anything around the neck that may make breathing difficult Turn him or her gently onto one side, if possible. This will help keep the airway clear. Do not try to force the Page 3 of 5

mouth open with any hard object or with fingers. Efforts to hold the tongue down can injure teeth or jaw. Be friendly and reassuring as consciousness returns Document everything in patient chart after emergent situation has either resolved or care has been transferred to appropriate personnel. Metabolic emergencies including diabetes: Patients and/or parents will administer their own mediations and perform any level testing. In the event patient or parent indicates that they are having symptoms of low or high blood sugar, the technician may ask the patient or parent to check blood sugar levels (provided patient or parent is able to do so). If unable to determine or assess this situation, contact Medical Director or his designee for further assistance. Contact Medical Director or his designee and/or call 2-4000 for pediatric code team if symptoms persist, and/or blood sugar level is below 60 or above 300. Procedure: 1. When it is determined by staff or faculty that a person requires emergency care, the following actions are to occur, but not necessarily in this order: The Sleep Center Technologist will assess the patient s needs within the confines of his/her credentialed abilities. Clinical care is provided as appropriate and with the resources available o Code team: The Technician will call extension 2-4000. The operator may need exact location, type of code occurring, phone extension, age of patient and the technician s name. o Begin CPR (note: closest code cart is located on Towers 5A) o Do not discontinue recording, provided, it does not interfere with delivery of emergent care or technician is directed by medical team to discontinue this activity. o Document events on patient s technologist log/chart. Medical Director or his designee for notification of Medical Emergencies: o Shahzad Jokhio, M.D Cell: (832) 701-5378 o Shiwan K. Shah, DO Cell: (281) 841-6001 Page 4 of 5

Denise McElyea, Program Manager is notified at: o Office: 409-772-5120 o Cell: 409-392-4645 2. If the person requiring emergency care is a patient, documentation of the event will be placed in that person s medical record. If the person is not a patient, then the technologist will create a written description of the event. The event record will be kept by Denise McElyea, Program Manager. A copy of the event record will be made available for the patient to take to their Primary Care Physician. 3. The Program Manager will be notified immediately of the event, who will: Review the event and evaluate for further action (e.g. notification of Risk Management and complete report in PSN) Report Summary and salient features to the Ambulatory Operations Council on a quarterly basis References: IHOP Policy 9.13.1 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation-Calling a Code Shahzad Jokhio, M.D. Medical Director Page 5 of 5