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Portland Metro Five County Emergency Medical System

May be outdated10 dose entries8 drugs1 documentPortland, OReffective 2024-09-11100% machine-parsed of 10

The current listed document is more than 24 months old and may be outdated.

Drugs and doses8

D–F Droperidol, Fentanyl2

Droperidol

IndicationPopulationDoseRouteRepeatStandingSource
Agitation adult 2.5 mg IV/IM not captured standing page 25 · source
Nausea / vomiting adult 0.625 mg IV/IM not captured standing page 25 · source

Fentanyl

IndicationPopulationDoseRouteRepeatStandingSource
Other adult 25 mcg IV/IN not captured standing page 25 · source
G–L Haloperidol, Hydromorphone, Lorazepam3

Haloperidol

IndicationPopulationDoseRouteRepeatStandingSource
Agitation adult 2 mg IV/IM not captured standing page 25 · source
Nausea / vomiting adult 1.25 mg IV/IM not captured standing page 25 · source

Hydromorphone

IndicationPopulationDoseRouteRepeatStandingSource
Other adult 0.5 mg IV/IM not captured standing page 25 · source

Lorazepam

IndicationPopulationDoseRouteRepeatStandingSource
Agitation adult 0.5 mg IV/IM not captured standing page 25 · source
M–O Morphine, Ondansetron2

Morphine

IndicationPopulationDoseRouteRepeatStandingSource
Other adult 2 mg IV/IM not captured standing page 25 · source

Ondansetron

IndicationPopulationDoseRouteRepeatStandingSource
Nausea / vomiting adult 8 mg PO not captured standing page 25 · source
S–Z Ziprasidone1

Ziprasidone

IndicationPopulationDoseRouteRepeatStandingSource
Agitation adult 10 mg IM not captured standing page 25 · source
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Portland Metro Five County Emergency Medical System, United States EMS Protocol Census. 10 dose entries, effective 2024-09-11.

https://protoquiz.com/census/agencies/portland-metro-five-county-emergency-medical-system/

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