Overdose Emergency Response Simulator

Vitals / Oxygen

78% O2

Breathing Rate

4 rpm

Elapsed Time

00:00

Narcan Dose 2

Ready in 2:00

Scenario: Unresponsive individual with suspected opioid overdose. Click canvas for Sternal Rub / Airway Check

Emergency Actions Step 1 of 5

1 Check Responsiveness Pending

Shout and firmly perform a sternal rub (rub knuckles on the center of chest) to check for a response.

2 Call 911 Emergency Locked

Immediately alert medical emergency services. State location and unresponsive individual.

3 Administer Naloxone (Narcan) Locked

Insert nasal spray applicator into one nostril and press plunger firmly. Repeat after 2-3 mins if needed.

4 Rescue Breathing & CPR Locked

Tilt head, lift chin. Give 1 rescue breath every 5 seconds. Perform compressions if pulse is absent.

5 Recovery Position Locked

Place individual on their side with top leg bent to keep airway clear and prevent aspiration.

Emergency Protocol Execution Summary

45 seconds

High

Preserved (3m ceiling)

5 / 5 Completed

Early Naloxone Administration: Naloxone binds strongly to mu-opioid receptors, reversing respiratory depression within 2-3 minutes.
Rescue Breathing: Brain cell damage begins after 4 minutes without oxygen. 1 breath every 5 seconds maintains vital PaO2 levels.
Recovery Position: Prevents airway obstruction from the tongue and reduces risk of fluid aspiration if vomiting occurs upon waking.
Multi-Dose Evaluation: Synthetic opioids like Fentanyl may require a second dose of Naloxone if breathing isn't restored within 2-3 minutes.

      Status: Protocol Executed Successfully
    