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Hypothermia and ACLS - lewart - 05-03-2021 Hypothermia and ACLS
Created Jan 2021
Contact Information Developed by: Christina Choung, Zoe Schuler Developed for: Fraser Health Submitted by: lewart Contact Email: Simulation@fraserhealth.ca Peer Reviewed: <strong>Yes</strong> (The information is provided below) Scenario Information Case Summary: Patient arrives to ED in the early AM after being found face-up in a shallow pool of water. It has been -5°C overnight. Patient is hypothermic at 25°C. Participants will have time for a zero point survey (prep prior to arrival), and 10 minutes to treat the patient. Objectives focus on anticipation and planning via ECMO consult, re-warming, and continuous CPR; mobilization of resources (warming equipment, LUCAS, guidelines/pre-printed orders); and teamwork related to role clarity, workload distribution, and effective communication. Target Learning Groups: Undergrad Medicine, Undergrad Nursing, Physicians, Nursing, Respiratory Therapy, Interprofessional Team Additional Target Learning Groups: Proposed Setting: Emergency Department Educational Goals: Effectively treat a hypothermic patient in VFib arrest Anticipate and plan for hypothermic arrest, including ECMO consult, re-warming, and continuous CPR Mobilization of resources, including warming equipment, LUCAS, hypothermia protocol/pre-printed orders Effective teamwork related to role clarity, workload distribution, and effective communication Peer Review Information Clinical Content Peer Review Clinical Content Reviewer: Unknown Reviewed on: Unknown Notes on Clinical Content Peer Review: Unknown Simulation/Educational Review Simulation/Educational Reviewer: Zoe Schuler Reviewed on: 01/27/2021 Notes on Simulation/Educational Peer Review: Unknown Simulation/Educational Real Time Review Simulation/Educational Real Time Reviewer: Unknown Reviewed on: Unknown Notes on Simulation/Educational Real Time Peer Review: Unknown Extra Information Additional Details: References: Scenario Links: Additional Tags: Hypothermia, Rewarming, VFib, Ventricular Fibrillation If you would like further information about this scenario please contact Simulation@fraserhealth.ca or leave a comment below. |