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SParthasarathy MD DA MD Acu DNB PhD FICAIDRA Diploma in Software based statistics Is it true It is wise to plan for the unexpected difficult airway only 50 of difficult airways are . Airway Upper Airway Anatomy Lower Airway Anatomy Lung Capacities/Volumes Pediatric Airway Differences Anatomy of the Upper Airway Upper Airway Anatomy Functions warm, filter, and humidify air Nasal c Bill . Howie. DNP, CRNA. University of Maryland Medical Center/Shock Trauma Center. Uniformed University of the Health Sciences. Catholic University of America. 08 March 2014 MANA . Following this presentation the participant will:. Rachel Garvin, MD. Assistant Professor, Neurosurgery. Neurocritical. Care. October 5, 2012. Goals of this Lecture. To give you some comfort level with airways and tips to help your patient. Topics to be covered. Carrie de Moor, MD. Associate Medical Director/ED Trauma Director . JPS Health Network. 4/21/2012. Objectives. Recognize potential difficult airways. Review Techniques for Advanced Airway Management. Team Based System Safety. Clinical Introduction For Physicians, Respiratory Therapists, Nurses. Your Hospital’s LOGO HERE. EMA Safety Leadership Group. 5,000 US Hospitals. All have Airway Vulnerabilities. Wes Johnson, MSPAC, PA-C, CPAAPA. Regional Director of Clinical Education . –. IMM Huntsville Division. Department of Emergency Medicine. Background. Former RT at Children’s Hospital and St. Vincent’s Hospital. Upper airway. Nasal passage. Turbinates. Oral . cavity. Epiglottis. Vocal cord. Esophagus. Anatomy of the Glottis. Posterior tongue. Epiglottis. Vocal cords. True. False. Esophagus. Prehospital . care providers . Part 3. Airway Clearance. Parts of Module A. AIRWAY MANAGEMENT. Part 1. – . Pharyngeal, Laryngeal & Esophageal Airways. Part 2. – . Tracheal Airways. Part 3. – . Airway Clearance. Part 4. Lecture . 4. The Pediatric Airway. Jeffrey M. Elder, M.D.. Deputy Medical Director. Challenges of the Pediatric Airway. Age related dosing and equipment. Anatomical Variations based on age. Anxiety of a sick child. (DAT). What does the ideal DAT look like?. Top work surface and 4-5 drawers. Mobile. Robust. Stocked in a logical sequence. Clearly labelled. Easily cleaned. Attached documentation. DAS/modified local guidelines. Unit 1: Airway Management Lesson 1: Airway Assessment 13) Demonstrate concepts and skills of the following in a clinical/lab setting: a . Patient Positioning b . Transfers and Ambulation (including The airway (bronchial tubes) can become swollen and the muscle around the airway tightens. . The result is a narrowed airway. Symptoms. Wheezing. Coughing. Shortness of breath. Chest tightness. Increased rate of breathing. Amanda Derby RN, BSN, SRNA. York College of Pennsylvania/. WellSpan. Health Nurse Anesthetist Program. Objectives. Review Pediatric vs. Adult airway anatomy. OSA and Obesity. Common Procedures Seen. New Clinical Approaches for Difficult Airway Situations. 10:31:2016. Supported By: . Patient Safety, Respiratory Therapy, Critical Care, Professional Development Specialists, Rapid Response Team, Intensivists, Anesthesia, Trauma Surgeons, ENT.