Protocol 2-572 - Hypoglycemia

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NEMSIS Protocol: 9914125 - Medical-Hypoglycemia/Diabetic Emergency

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Change Log:

DateLink to
previous
version
Description of change
10/04/13pdfRemoved (entire tube) from oral Glucose.
11/17/15pdfAdded comment that medical control must be contacted if any ALS intervention has been performed prior to PRC.
07/22/16pdfMoved Dextrose and Glucagon to AEMT section.
08/24/17pdfRemoved D50W and D25W.
09/22/17Reduced treatment threshold from 70 to 60. Removed ALS requirement if level below 40. Added requirement for medical control if no cause of hypoglycemia has been identified. Added more specific pediatric age/weight based dosages for Glucagon.
07/23/19pdfAdded options to mix Thiamine with LRD10W for infusion.
04/17/20pdfAdded content (without substantive modification) from old Protocol 4-120 - Hypoglycemia.
10/28/20pdfFixed typo allowing intranasal Glucagon.
06/06/21pdfMoved to emsprotocols.online
02/25/22pdfAfter discussion at protocol committee meeting and research, it was decided to leave the probable typo that indicated Glucagon could be given intranasal. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22971130/
02/28/22Changed link for Thiamine.
03/15/23pdfClarified RN and medic roles. Added CP.
03/17/23Changed links to NS.
03/19/23Changed links for LR.
03/20/23Changed link for Glucose
03/20/23Changed link for Glucagon.
03/20/23Changed link for Dextrose.
05/26/23pdfAdded link to 4-042.

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