Attachment 6a - Scenarios Table.xlsx
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Scenario 1
| NASA Employee International Medical Support | ||
| Scenario 1 Response | ||
| Yes / No | Assumptions | |
| Is this a basic care transport scenario | ||
| Is this an advanced care transport scenario | ||
| Will air transport be utilized | ||
| Will ground transport be utilized | ||
| Is deep venous thrombosis a potential concern for the patient | ||
| Will timeliness likely impact the risk of this transport | ||
| If scenario is basic care, is it likely that it could escalate into an advanced care situation during or after transport | ||
| Could foreign language challenges potentially impact the facilitation of transport—either at the pickup point or at drop off location | ||
| Is there any concern about impacts of infrastructure at the pick-up point (e.g., limited communication network or road system if patient is in remote location/country) | ||
| Is advanced airway management required for transport | ||
| Will ventilator management/oxygenation for duration of mission be needed | ||
| Should advanced medication management (anti-seizure meds/intravenous meds) be employed | ||
| Will ALS be required | ||
| Will it be necessary to have a flight surgeon accompany the patient during transport | ||
| Is it reasonable or recommended to have the patient’s family member accompany him/her during transport | ||
| Will IV fluid and blood pressure support be needed | ||
| Is there a potential for intravenous antibiotic administration to be employed | ||
| Will a portable bedside ultrasound be required | ||
| Will IV pain control be needed | ||
| Will IV medications for dysrhythmia management be needed | ||
| Should synchronized cardioversion capability be available during transport |
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Scenario 2
| NASA Employee International Medical Support | ||
| Scenario 2 Response | ||
| Yes / No | Assumptions | |
| Is this a basic care transport scenario | ||
| Is this an advanced care transport scenario | ||
| Will air transport be utilized | ||
| Will ground transport be utilized | ||
| Is deep venous thrombosis a potential concern for the patient | ||
| Will timeliness likely impact the risk of this transport | ||
| If scenario is basic care, is it likely that it could escalate into an advanced care situation during or after transport | ||
| Could foreign language challenges potentially impact the facilitation of transport—either at the pickup point or at drop off location | ||
| Is there any concern about impacts of infrastructure at the pick-up point (e.g., limited communication network or road system if patient is in remote location/country) | ||
| Is advanced airway management required for transport | ||
| Will ventilator management/oxygenation for duration of mission be needed | ||
| Should advanced medication management (anti-seizure meds/intravenous meds) be employed | ||
| Will ALS be required | ||
| Will it be necessary to have a flight surgeon accompany the patient during transport | ||
| Is it reasonable or recommended to have the patient’s family member accompany him/her during transport | ||
| Will IV fluid and blood pressure support be needed | ||
| Is there a potential for intravenous antibiotic administration to be employed | ||
| Will a portable bedside ultrasound be required | ||
| Will IV pain control be needed | ||
| Will IV medications for dysrhythmia management be needed | ||
| Should synchronized cardioversion capability be available during transport |
Scenario 3
| NASA Employee International Medical Support | ||
| Scenario 3 Response | ||
| Yes / No | Assumptions | |
| Is this a basic care transport scenario | ||
| Is this an advanced care transport scenario | ||
| Will air transport be utilized | ||
| Will ground transport be utilized | ||
| Is deep venous thrombosis a potential concern for the patient | ||
| Will timeliness likely impact the risk of this transport | ||
| If scenario is basic care, is it likely that it could escalate into an advanced care situation during or after transport | ||
| Could foreign language challenges potentially impact the facilitation of transport—either at the pickup point or at drop off location | ||
| Is there any concern about impacts of infrastructure at the pick-up point (e.g., limited communication network or road system if patient is in remote location/country) | ||
| Is advanced airway management required for transport | ||
| Will ventilator management/oxygenation for duration of mission be needed | ||
| Should advanced medication management (anti-seizure meds/intravenous meds) be employed | ||
| Will ALS be required | ||
| Will it be necessary to have a flight surgeon accompany the patient during transport | ||
| Is it reasonable or recommended to have the patient’s family member accompany him/her during transport | ||
| Will IV fluid and blood pressure support be needed | ||
| Is there a potential for intravenous antibiotic administration to be employed | ||
| Will a portable bedside ultrasound be required | ||
| Will IV pain control be needed | ||
| Will IV medications for dysrhythmia management be needed | ||
| Should synchronized cardioversion capability be available during transport |
Scenario 4
| NASA Employee International Medical Support | ||
| Scenario 4 Response | ||
| Yes / No | Assumptions | |
| Is this a basic care transport scenario | ||
| Is this an advanced care transport scenario | ||
| Will air transport be utilized | ||
| Will ground transport be utilized | ||
| Is deep venous thrombosis a potential concern for the patient | ||
| Will timeliness likely impact the risk of this transport | ||
| If scenario is basic care, is it likely that it could escalate into an advanced care situation during or after transport | ||
| Could foreign language challenges potentially impact the facilitation of transport—either at the pickup point or at drop off location | ||
| Is there any concern about impacts of infrastructure at the pick-up point (e.g., limited communication network or road system if patient is in remote location/country) | ||
| Is advanced airway management required for transport | ||
| Will ventilator management/oxygenation for duration of mission be needed | ||
| Should advanced medication management (anti-seizure meds/intravenous meds) be employed | ||
| Will ALS be required | ||
| Will it be necessary to have a flight surgeon accompany the patient during transport | ||
| Is it reasonable or recommended to have the patient’s family member accompany him/her during transport | ||
| Will IV fluid and blood pressure support be needed | ||
| Is there a potential for intravenous antibiotic administration to be employed | ||
| Will a portable bedside ultrasound be required | ||
| Will IV pain control be needed | ||
| Will IV medications for dysrhythmia management be needed | ||
| Should synchronized cardioversion capability be available during transport |
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