Handtevy Cardiac Management App Quiz

Handtevy Overview

• Handtevy provides a modern solution that replaces the traditional Broselow tape for emergency pediatric care.
• The application is pre-installed on every Sonim phone, designed to facilitate cardiac arrest management.
• Key features include tracking time, medication, and dosages; all information is sent to the Electronic Patient Care Report (EPCR).
• The app allows for practice without complications, ensuring familiarity with its functions.

Steps for Using Handtevy

• To begin, open the Handtevy app and add a new patient.
• Estimate the patient's size; for adults, weight in pounds (lbs) is divided by 2.2 for conversion to kilograms (kg).
• Initiate CPR by clicking the continuous button; the default is set to a 30:2 compression-to-ventilation ratio.
• A precharge sound alerts users at the 1:45 mark to prepare the defibrillator monitor.
• Utilize the metronome feature by clicking the speaker icon once the Lucas device is attached.

Pulse Check and Medication Administration

• Conduct a pulse check and access defibrillation options; choose between "no shock" or "shock" along with appropriate joules.
• Restart the precharge timer after selecting shock.
• Use the Epi Button to administer either IV or IO epinephrine; the app offers a preloaded weight-based dose.
• A timer begins, turning orange at the 3-minute mark for the next dose; the total number of doses is displayed in parentheses.
• Administer one dose every 4 minutes, up to 4 doses (additional doses may be given with Return of Spontaneous Circulation - ROSC).

Medication, Equipment, and Data Upload

• The bottom row includes options for medications, drips, equipment, and electrical interventions; all entries are auto-populated with weight-based dosages per protocol.
• Select "AirTraq" from the equipment list to assist with intubation; if video laryngoscopy (VL) is performed, recording and auditing are mandatory to evaluate the first-attempt pass rate.
• To stop CPR, select the appropriate patient outcome in the top right corner of the app.
• A blue box with a carrot icon allows users to upload data; check the box on the next screen and hit submit.
• Submitted information is sent to the cloud for EPCR download, preserving patient care documentation.

Handtevy Overview

• Handtevy provides a modern solution that replaces the traditional Broselow tape for emergency pediatric care.
• The application is pre-installed on every Sonim phone, designed to facilitate cardiac arrest management.
• Key features include tracking time, medication, and dosages; all information is sent to the Electronic Patient Care Report (EPCR).
• The app allows for practice without complications, ensuring familiarity with its functions.

Steps for Using Handtevy

• To begin, open the Handtevy app and add a new patient.
• Estimate the patient's size; for adults, weight in pounds (lbs) is divided by 2.2 for conversion to kilograms (kg).
• Initiate CPR by clicking the continuous button; the default is set to a 30:2 compression-to-ventilation ratio.
• A precharge sound alerts users at the 1:45 mark to prepare the defibrillator monitor.
• Utilize the metronome feature by clicking the speaker icon once the Lucas device is attached.

Pulse Check and Medication Administration

• Conduct a pulse check and access defibrillation options; choose between "no shock" or "shock" along with appropriate joules.
• Restart the precharge timer after selecting shock.
• Use the Epi Button to administer either IV or IO epinephrine; the app offers a preloaded weight-based dose.
• A timer begins, turning orange at the 3-minute mark for the next dose; the total number of doses is displayed in parentheses.
• Administer one dose every 4 minutes, up to 4 doses (additional doses may be given with Return of Spontaneous Circulation - ROSC).

Medication, Equipment, and Data Upload

• The bottom row includes options for medications, drips, equipment, and electrical interventions; all entries are auto-populated with weight-based dosages per protocol.
• Select "AirTraq" from the equipment list to assist with intubation; if video laryngoscopy (VL) is performed, recording and auditing are mandatory to evaluate the first-attempt pass rate.
• To stop CPR, select the appropriate patient outcome in the top right corner of the app.
• A blue box with a carrot icon allows users to upload data; check the box on the next screen and hit submit.
• Submitted information is sent to the cloud for EPCR download, preserving patient care documentation.