3 D s and some B s DNR (POLST) form D10 for hypoglycemia Dopamine documentation Be safe Be smart Be current EMS CE May, 2013 D D D B.

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3 D s and some B s DNR (POLST) form D10 for hypoglycemia Dopamine documentation Be safe Be smart Be current EMS CE May, 2013 D D D B

Turn the corner to some infection control issues Just out

We’re not immune to infection control challenges In handout

Norovirus gastroenteritis Outbreaks in System areas

Norovirus gastroenteritis It is extremely important that EMS use Contact and Standard precautions when responding to and transporting pts with vomiting and diarrhea Contact precautions

Be safe Hand Hygiene During outbreaks, wash hands with soap and water immediately after removing gloves instead of only using the alcohol-based waterless sanitizer if suspected or confirmed norovirus gastroenteritis. For all other hand hygiene indications refer to the 2002 HICPAC Guideline for Hand Hygiene in Health-Care Settings: ).

Increase frequency of cleaning and disinfection of pt care areas and frequently touched surfaces during outbreaks of norovirus Cleaning and disinfecting of ambulance should be done before transporting another pt. Procedures for cleaning: Spray all surfaces with EPA-approved disinfectant; hold cleaning agent dispenser 10” from surface and atomize with quick short strokes, spraying evenly on (potentially) contaminated areas of equipment and affected interior pt compartment or other affected portions of vehicle until wet. Wait 30 seconds and wipe dry with paper towel.

To kill staph, strep, and other virus and bacteria strains, repeat as above, wait 10 minutes, and wipe dry Blood and other body fluids must be thoroughly cleaned from surfaces and objects before applying disinfectant Use Standard Precautions for handling soiled pt-service items or linens, including appropriate use of PPE