MAIN PROTOCOL TITLE
Section 1 - General Treatment Protocol
Section 2 - Trauma and Environmental Emergencies
Section 3 - Adult Treatment Protocols
Section 4 - Obstetrics and Pediatrics
4.0 Section 4 Pediactric OB Treatment Table of Contents
4.1 Pediatric Medication Emergency Dosing and Intvervention Cards
4.2 Childbirth and Related OB Emergencies
4.3 Newborn Neonatal Assess and Resuscitation
4.4 Ped Alt Men Status 3.17.25
4.5 Peds REspiratory Distress_Failure_Arrest
4.7 Pediatric Seizures 3.31.25
Section 5 - Adult Cardiac
Section 6 - Pediatric Cardiac
Section 7 - Procedures
7.0 Section 7 Procedures Table of Contents
7.2 Child Abuse and Neglect 5.23.23
7.3 Crime Scene Management 1.5.23
7.6 DOS.Termination of Resuscitation 3.17.25
7.9 AIRWAY MANAGEMENT 12.17.24 fillable
7.12 Oxygen Administration 1.5.23
7.14 Patient Assessment 5.30.23
7.15 Documentation and Pt Care Records 1.5.23
7.16 PATIENT RESTRAINT 3.17.25
7.17 Patient Procedural Sedation 2.24.23
7.18 Pleural Decompression 2.13.23
7.20 Spinal Precautions 5.26.23
7.22 Tourniquet Application 5.27.27
7.23 VASCULAR ACCESS AND IV FLUID THERAPY 3.17.25
7.24 End Tidal Carbon Dioxide Monitoring 2.13.23
7.26 Interfacility HFNO 3.3.25
Section 8 - System Protocols
8.0 Section 8 System Table of Contents
8.2 Pt Pr Use of Lts Sirens 3.31.25
8.3 Transport Destination and Diversion
8.4 OB HIGH RISK DELIVERY TNXP
8.10 Infection Control_Comm Disease 6.27.23
8.13 Electronic Records and EMSIS
8.14 Protectected Health Information
8.15 Interfacility Patient Transfers 3.3.25
8.15a Enhanced Paramedic Interfacility Transports
8.16 LIC LEVEL REQ_ATTEND DURING TNXP
8.17 Medical Control Privileges Protocol_Updated
8.18 Responsibilities of the Participants inthe MCA System
8.18(s) Ambulance Operations Rules
8.19 On Scene Physician Interaction
8.21 Violent_Chemical_Haz Scene
8.22 ME Notification and Body Disposition 12.27.22
8.23 Safe Delivery of Newborns
8.24 Complaint Investigation and Resolution
8.25 Disciplinary Action Appeal
8.26 EMS Provider Criminal Charges and Convictions
8.28 Evidentiary Blood Draw 5.30.23 Fillable
8.51 Rehabilitation of EMS, Fire and First Responders
Section 9 - Medications
9.0 Section 9 Medications Table of Contents
9.1 Medication Administration 3.3.25
9.3 MEDICATION SHORTAGE 3.31.25
9.5 EMS Med and IV Supply Requirements
9.6 SEM Medication Exchange and Replacement Protocol v.37
9.7 Epinephrine Auto Injector Procedure
9.8 Naloxone Leave Behind Med Kit 3.31.25
9-50 Epi-Kit Contents and Exchange Procedure
MEDICATION REFERENCE SECTION
Section 10 - Special Operations
10.0 Section 10 Special Ops Table of Contents
10.1 General CBRNE Identification 5.8.23
10.3 Nerve Agent_Organophosphate Exposure 3.24.23
10.4 Chempack_Meddrun 12.27.22
10.6 Mass Casualty Incident 10.26.18
10.7 Pre Hospital EMS MCA Mutual Aid During Disaster 12.27.22
10.8 Hazard Contaminated Patient 12.27.22
Section 11 - Community Paramedicine Protocols
11-02 CIP Medical Director Roles and Responsibilities
11-04 CIP Scope of Service.Treatment Capabilities
11-07 CIP Patient Service Plan.Care Plan
11.10 CP Alternative Transport Destination
11.24 CP Medication Exchange and Medication Form
11.25 CP Home Safety Assessment
11-26 CIP Fall Risk Reduction Assessment
11-27 CIP Social Determinants of Health Assessment
11-31 CIP Ostomy Bag Replacement
11-34 CIP Point of Care Testing for Blood Analysis
11.41 CPAP BIPAP SLEEP APNEA OXYGEN SAT CHECKS
11.50 CIP Patient General Assessment and Care
11-55 CIP Chronic Hypertension Care
11-56 CIP Post MI or Cardiac Intervention Care
11-57 CIP Post Orthopedic Surgical Intervention Care
11-60 CIP Mother and Infant – Postpartum Care
11-61 CIP Diagnosed Sleep Apnea Care
11-63 CIP Substance Use Disorder Care
11.74 Skin Cellulitis11-75 CIP Skin Rash Complaint
11-78 CIP Suspected Respiratory Infection Complaint
11-79 CIP Sore Throat Complaint
Section 12 - Local ByLaws
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