AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES - PART 10 doc
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES - PART 10 doc
... safety. In an attempt to address
this problem, training using human patient simu-
lators is becoming increasingly common. Indeed,
most trainees in airway management techniques
will begin their ... this
may happen during airway management include
the following:
• The trauma patient with C-spine pre-
cautions: The blunt trauma patient has an
increased risk of associated C-spine inj...
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES - PART 1 pot
... airway edema.
It must be appreciated that active airway
interventions such as intubation are not without
complications. Intubation for the indications of
obtaining and maintaining a patent airway ... impending complete air-
way obstruction. Intubation is indicated in this
patient to obtain and maintain a patent airway
and for predicted clinical deterioration. While
making preparati...
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES - PART 2 ppsx
... an inappropriate fix-
ation on the more invasive technique of
endotracheal intubation. As a potentially
life-saving skill, BMV is a critical step in oxy-
genating a patient before and between intu-
bation ... functionally
obstructed airway. Attempted ventilation against
this obstruction results in a leak at the mask/face
interface, often resulting in the clinician’s attempt-
ing to rem...
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES - PART 3 pot
... 5–23).
Continuously reading capnographs are being
used increasingly in out-of-operating room (OR)
environments, using infrared spectrometry to
measure and display carbon dioxide concentra-
tion in inspired ... also pre-
dicted (see Chap. 11).
B. Defining the failed airway: In the setting
of failed intubation, the inability to maintain
the SaO
2
>90% with BMV defines failed
oxygenat...
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES - PART 5 pot
... hands-free airway in routine oper-
ating room (OR) cases. It has also been suc-
cessfully used on many occasions in airway
emergencies, both in and out of the OR. It is
reasonably easy to insert, ... latex-free and consist
of a large-bore airway tube with proximal stan-
dard 15-mm connector, and a bowl-shaped dis-
tal cuff which is inflated via a valve on an infla-
tion line. Wit...
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES - PART 6 pdf
... by applying
2% lidocaine jelly to, and inserting a nasopha-
ryngeal airway, or using a cotton pledget
soaked with 2% lidocaine with epinephrine.
Alternatively, one of the previously men-
tioned ... facilitate
tracheal intubation, and that intubation in turn
is only one facet of airway management.
᭤ RSI IN EMERGENCIES: WHY
USE IT?
RSI is being used increasingly in emergency
departm...
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES - PART 7 ppt
... stacking and “auto-PEEP.” Acci-
dental hyperventilation is also undesirable in
the head-injured patient without appropriate
indications. Most self-inflating manual resuscita-
tors contain a volume ... patients requiring airway management in
emergencies will need to be intubated. Most
intubations in emergencies are facilitated by
direct laryngoscopy, so a good starting point for...
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES - PART 8 ppsx
... data supporting the use
of defasciculating agents prior to succinylcholine
use in brain-injured patients. In practice, suc-
cinylcholine is commonly used to facilitate intu-
bation in this population.
72
Succinylcholine ... intermediate-acting nondepo-
larizing muscle relaxant. An intubating dose of
0.1 mg/kg will produce adequate intubating con-
ditions within 3 minutes, with effects l...
AIRWAY MANAGEMENT IN EMERGENCIES - PART 9 ppt
...
Rate: 10 15 breaths/min
Tidal volume: 6 10 mL/kg
Minute ventilation: 8 10 L/min
PEEP: none
Inspiratory/expiratory ratio: (1:3
Inspiratory flow: (100 L/min
Maintain SaO
2
>90%
Pplat (end-inspiratory ... nebulized epinephrine aerosol may
help temporarily shrink the edematous com-
ponent.
12,13
• In certain cases of angioedema, a conserva-
tive approach including the use of epineph-
rin...
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