RHeaRT
This is the RHeaRT-recommended compression rate.
What is 110?
This is the approximate amount of blood in a PRBC bag.
What is 350mL?
This is the new dose of TXA for trauma patients.
What is 2 grams?
These are the 2 indications for CPAP use.
What are CHF and COPD?
This is the actual name of the Zoll device attached to the BVM to help with ventilation.
What is the Accu-Vent?
This is the epi dose for a patient in PEA >40.
What is 0.5mg?
This is the name of the new blood transfusion device we use.
What is the LifeFlow?
These are the routes TXA can be given.
What is IN, IM, IV or IO?
This is the policy number for the ALS Drug list.
What is 4105?
This is the best location to place a pulse oximeter on a newborn.
What is the right hand?
This is the maximum dose of epi a patient should receive under the RHeaRT Protocol.
What is 3mg?
This is the rate the QinFlow warming device can warm blood.
What is 170-180 mL/min?
This is the new REMSA Policy number for Traumatic Shock/Injury/Arrest.
What is 4302.
This is the dose and concentration of epi used to treat croup.
What is 0.5mg/kg of 1:1000?
This is CFD's ROSC rate for 2023, 2024, and 2025.
What is 42%
This is the subsequent dose of epinephrine for V-tach.
What is zero.
This is the color of the blinking light that tells you if you are infusing blood too fast for it to be warmed properly.
What is blue?
This is the starting number of the new pediatric protocols in the REMSA policy manual.
What is 4901?
This is the maximum amount of fluid a patient can receive under the Shock Unrelated to Trauma policy.
What is 2L?
This is how many blood transfusions we have had from program inception to August 1st, 2026
What is 16?
This is when the initial respiratory dose of epinephrine should be given.
What is as soon as possible.
The acronym LTOWB means this.
What is Low-titer O whole blood
This is what the acronym BRUE stands for.
What is Brief Resolved Unexplained Event?
These are the insertion sites currently approved under REMSA-policy for IO insertion.
What are humeral head and tibial?
These are the 5 ultrasound views used in an e-FAST exam.
What are cardiac, RUQ, LUQ, pelvic, and lung?