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Immediate safety and stabilization
Immediate safety priorities
Environment free of ligature risks
Removal of belts
Removal of cords
Continuous observation level
1 to 1 sitter for active intent
Line of sight for moderate risk
Security support
Elopement risk plan
Agitation escalation plan
ABCs and vitals
Airway protection threshold
Hemodynamic instability triggers
Capacity and consent
Decisional capacity concerns
Substitute decision maker needs
Time critical medical threats after attempt
Medical emergency triggers
Depressed level of consciousness
Immediate resuscitation bay
Airway management pathway
Respiratory depression
Bag valve mask readiness
Naloxone pathway for suspected opioid toxicity
Shock physiology
IV access and fluids
Hemorrhage control if trauma
Hyperthermia
Active cooling
Serotonin syndrome differential
Seizure activity
Benzodiazepine first line
Glucose check
Agitation and violence risk
Behavioral emergency pathway
Verbal de escalation
Calm tone and simple choices
Reduce stimulation
Medication for severe agitation
Antipsychotic options per local protocol
Benzodiazepine options per local protocol
Restraints
Last resort
Time limited and monitored
Medical causes of agitation
Hypoxia
Hypoglycemia
Consultation and team activation
Early consult triggers
Psychiatry or crisis team
Active plan or intent
Recent attempt
Toxicology
Suspected ingestion
Unknown substance exposure
Social work
Unsafe home environment
Child protection concerns
Pediatrics or adolescent medicine
Age under local adult threshold
Developmental vulnerability
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