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Acronym IOUML - ANS-1) Hazmat Incident
2) Major Incident
3) FDNY Member trapped or lost
Under no circumstances may hazardous materials technicians provide treatment using
________ _________ without contact and receiving direction from FDNY OMA
Response Physician - ANS-Discretionary Protocols
General Operating Procedures (utilizing a HT unit at a job w/o significant resources) -
ANS-If significant resources are NOT on scene, arriving HazTac units must operate as
EMS resource until instructed otherwise by on-scene authority
Training programs will be based: - ANS-in accordance with OSHA 1910.120
(HAZWOPER) and best practices/recommendations as specified in NFPA standards
472 & 473
How will we approach and remain in incident? - ANS-Remain uphill and upwind
Can we operate in LEL Environment, and when? - ANS-We can, with permission from
HazMat group leader
, Compression only CPR - ANS-should be performed if ventilator support is not feasible
in the exclusion zone
BRONCHOSPASM - ANS-1) Admin albuterol 0.083% one unit dose via BAN at flow
rate over 5-15 mins
2) Admin IB 0.02% (1 unit dose 2.5 ml) by BAN, in conjunction with first 3 doses of
albuterol sulfate
3) Call ALS if pt in severe resp distress
4) IF symptoms persist, albuterol sulfate 0.083% may be repeated until pt shows
improvement (unlimited)
IB is not unlimited, only 3 doses
INGESTION - ANS-Allow pt to drink 5 ml/kg of water. DO NOT USE NORMAL SALINE
SOLUTION
CHEMICAL EYE INJURIES - ANS-1) Treat in accordance with NYC REMAC Protocol
Eye Injuries
2) Assist with irrigation, admin Tetracaine 0.5% 1-2 drops topically in affected eye(s).
Repeat as needed
Chlorine/Chloramine and Related Compounds - ANS-1) Begin BLS initial management
procedures
2) Protect pt airway, admin 100% o2 via NRB, humidified if available
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