PPT-Post Extubation Stridor

Emilie Nicholls FRCA Rosalind Morley BM FRCA MA Royal Manchester Childrens Hospital UK Learning Objectives Define stridor and describe a child in the recovery room with post extubation. CROUP. Dr.S. Alyasin. Associated professor. Pediatric Department. Shiraz University of Medical Science. Croup . Morning Report Tuesday, November 8. th. , 2011. What is . Stridor. ?. Monophonic, high-pitched sound usually caused by upper airway narrowing and partial obstruction. Can be:. Inspiratory. Expiratory . Angela . Parcaro. -Tucker, MA, CCC-SLP, LSVT®. Disclosure. I have no proprietary interest in any products or methods mentioned; neither I nor members of my family have any equity interest in any of the products or methods covered; and I have not and do not receive payments - either formal or any kind - for any product or method . Angela . Parcaro. -Tucker, MA, CCC-SLP, LSVT®. Disclosure. I have no proprietary interest in any products or methods mentioned; neither I nor members of my family have any equity interest in any of the products or methods covered; and I have not and do not receive payments - either formal or any kind - for any product or method . Peter Davis. Melbourne. Australia. Where does HFNC fit in the spectrum of non-invasive ventilation?. OR. “THE FACTS MA’AM, JUST THE FACTS”. CPAP. The Gold Standard. RECOMMENDATION. CPAP immediately after birth with later selective surfactant administration is an alternative to routine intubation and surfactant administration in preterm infants (Level of Evidence: 1, Strong Recommendation). Goals and objectives. Discuss withdrawal of ventilator when patients are at end of life. Understand the ethical issues related to withdrawal of mechanical ventilator. Review methods and treatments to keep patients comfortable when withdrawing ventilator. Goals and objectives. Discuss withdrawal of ventilator when patients are at end of life. Understand the ethical issues related to withdrawal of mechanical ventilator. Review methods and treatments to keep patients comfortable when withdrawing ventilator. . AL-. Iede. , MD, DCH, FRCP. Paediatric Pulmonologist & Sleep physician . Stridor is a harsh, vibratory sound of variable pitch caused by partial obstruction of the respiratory passages that results in turbulent airflow through the airway. . an abnormal. a high-pitched, wheezing (musical) sound or harsh sound caused by disrupted (. turbilant. ) airflow. Airflow is usually disrupted by a blockage(partially obstructed) in the larynx (voice box) or trachea (windpipe). . Al-. Anbaky. STRIDOR. Stridor. is . an abnormal. a high-pitched, wheezing (musical) sound or harsh sound caused by disrupted (. turbilant. ) airflow. Airflow is usually disrupted by a blockage(partially obstructed) in the larynx (voice box) or trachea (windpipe). . Dr. Barbara Vickers, MD. The Johns Hopkins University. Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine. Learning Objectives:. What is deep extubation?. Stages of Anesthesia?. How to execute deep extubation safely. This document is scheduled to expire by May 2018. After this date, users are encouraged to contact the ELSO Guidelines Editorial Board to confirm that this document remains in effect. 1 Extracorpore Standard Procedure for COVID+/PUI patients: 1. Patients should be cared for using the PennPathways: Ventilator Liberation Protocol (VLP) , available for review within the PennChart mechanical ventil KAREEM. Stridor is an abnormal . high_pitched. . ,musical sound due to blockage or partial obstruction in the larynx or trachea and should be differentiated from . stertor. which is low_ pitched ,noisy breath generated at the level of the .