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Table 5  Cont.
                          PCC Level for Circulation and Resuscitation
               T    T  •  Re-assess and re-apply MARCH interventions.
               C    C  •  Review TTD/titer of present unit members.           SECTION 1
               C    C  •  Ensure all  interventions noted above  are comapleted  by  TCCC ASM, CLS  and CMC
               C  C   personnel
                -   -   •  Conduct inventory of all shock treatment supplies including whole blood, testing equip-
               C    C   ment, IVs, and other resources etc.
               M   P  •  Document all pertinent information on PCC Flowsheet (attached).
               C  P  •  Additional interventions include:
                     Role 1a
                     •  Interventions for both Tier 3 and Tier 4 level providers at this phase are the same.
                     Role 1b
                     •  Ultrasound may be used to further refine the cause of ongoing hemorrhage or other causes
                      of shock if available and medical provider is trained in its use.
                     •  If ultrasound is available, teleconsultation can also be used to guide the provider in its
                      implementation.
                     •  Continually observe for changes in patient status, signs of clinical deterioration, alternate
                      causes of shock, and need for change in resuscitation strategies.
                     •  Continue resuscitation until:
                         » Minimum: palpable radial pulse or improved mental status
                         » Better: SBP >90 mmHg
                         » Best: SBP between 100–110mmHg.
                     Role 1c
                     •  Convert to type-specific blood replacement.
                     •  Ultrasound may be used to further refine the cause of ongoing hemorrhage or other causes
                      of shock if available and medical provider is trained in its use.
                     •  If ultrasound is available, teleconsultation can also be used to guide the provider in its
                      implementation.
                     •  Continually observe for changes in patient status, signs of clinical deterioration, alternate
                      causes of shock and need for change in resuscitation strategies.
                     •  Continue resuscitation until:
                         » Minimum: palpable radial pulse or improved mental status
                         » Better: SBP >90mmHg
                         » Best: SBP between 100–110mmHg.
                     •  If SBP remains less than 100–110mmHg despite appropriate resuscitation and hemorrhage
                      control, a vasopressor agent should be started if available*.
        *All use of pressors should be administered by role-based approved protocols or teleconsultation approval:
        •  norepinephrine continuous infusion 0.1–0.4 mcg/kg/min
        •  vasopressin continuous infusion 0.01–0.04 units














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