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1 Obstructive sleep apnea OSA syndrome is a common disorder that can cause hypercoagulation Mean platelet volume MPV and platelet distribution width PDW are associated with hypercoagulability. 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:. Vermont Genetics Network. Annual Retreat. August 7, 2013. Hans Christian . Haverkamp. , Ph.D.. Johnson State College. Search Google for “Biomedical Research”. Research in the Exercise Physiology Lab. 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. by Denny Clishe EMT-BIV. and Ron Peters RN. AGENDA. Airway anatomy and function. Airway adjuncts. King Tube. ET Tube. Advanced and difficult airways. AIRWAY ANATOMY. UPPER AIRWAY. LOWER AIRWAY. AIRWAY MANAGEMENT. Airway management is really easy….. Except when it isn’t. DEFFINATION. Difficult Intubation is:. Failure to intubate with conventional laryngoscopy after an optimal/best attempt with:. Reasonable experienced . . Dr. . Sudeep. K.C.. TRACHEOSTOMY:. It is making an opening in anterior wall of trachea and converting it into stoma on the skin surface.. FUNCTIONS OF TRACHEOSTOMY:. Alternative pathway for breathing.. and. CODE AIRWAY. 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. CPAP – Continuous Positive Airway Pressure. Protocol. Presentation Goals. Our Goal in the Field using CPAP. The Physiological Effects. Delivery Systems. Indications/Contraindications. Definitions. “Learn the Lingo”. BLS CPAP Continuous Positive Airway Pressure Objectives Why CPAP? Respiratory A&P Review How does CPAP work? Indications Contraindications CPAP Methods What is CPAP? C ontinuous P ositive A irway APRV. By: Jeff Cline, Angie Coon, Randy Hansen. November 19, 2012. Scenario. A new trauma surgeon has arrived at your hospital to direct Surgical Intensive Care. He trained and worked several years at Baltimore Shock Trauma, where they employ Airway Pressure Release Ventilation in many of their patients with ARDS after trauma. He tried to implement APRV on one of his patients and your Respiratory Therapy staff members were not able to assist. He has asked that you develop a protocol for APRV and an educational PowerPoint to inform the staff.. Developed by 91 Civil Affairs. Presented/modified . by . 1BCT. , 82D ABN DIV. Agenda. Back to the basics. Intubation. SOF Tactical Airway Algorithm. Critical Care Airway checklist. SORT Airway checklist. Dr Abdullah Obeid. internal medicine specialist. Sleep medicine and High altitude diseases. Sleep disorders are broadly grouped into 6 groups:. -Insomina. -Sleep related breathing disorders e.g : obstructive sleep apnea. PRESSURE (CPAP) . Aida A. . Manthar. DEFINITION. Non-invasive . respiratory support . utilizing continuous distending pressure during inspiration and expiration in . Washington State Department of Health. EMT Basic Curriculum. Developed by:. Lynn Wittwer, MD, MPD. Marc Muhr, EMT-P. TJ Bishop, EMT-P. Clark County EMS. Keith Wesley, MD, EMS Medical Director. State of Wisconsin.