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Immediate safety and stabilization
Safety priorities
Scene safety
Security support for violence risk
Remove hazards
Patient and staff protection
Verbal de-escalation first
Least restrictive intervention
Airway and breathing threats
Hypoxia risk after sedation
Aspiration risk with intoxication
Circulation threats
Hyperthermia syndromes
Shock from toxidromes
Rapid triage for medical causes
Time-critical exclusions
Delirium features
Fluctuating attention
Disorientation
Life-threatening toxidromes
Sympathomimetic
Anticholinergic
CNS catastrophe signals
Focal neurologic deficit
New seizure
Metabolic emergencies
Hypoglycemia
Hyponatremia
Monitoring and environment
Monitoring plan
Vital signs frequency based on acuity
Continuous pulse oximetry after sedatives
Cardiac monitoring if QT risk
Point-of-care glucose early
Recheck after treatment if abnormal
Treat immediately if low
Low stimulation setting
Reduce noise and crowding
One calm communicator
Capacity, risk, and legal
Risk framing
Danger to self
Command hallucinations
Severe agitation
Danger to others
Threats or weapon access
Paranoia with intent
Grave disability
Unable to care for basic needs
Disorganized behavior
Decision-making capacity elements
Understanding
Condition and options
Risks and benefits
Appreciation
Personal consequences
Reality testing deficits
Reasoning
Compare options
Consistent logic
Communication
Stable choice
Not driven by delusion
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