PPT-Obstructed Airway

Choking victims I can recognize and treat someone having a breathing emergency examples Asthma Respiratory arrest Respiratory distress Cyanosis Choking on an object Mechanical and anatomical. 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. patient. s. . from anesthesiologist vew. Prof. . Mirjana. Shosholcheva . University clinic of surgery “St. . Naum. . Ohridski. ” . Medical faculty-Skopje, Macedonia. Disclosures. No financial disclosures. 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.. Airway Management:. Airway management is the most important skill for the Pre-hospital/Hospital Clinician.. ABC’S. Timely, effective, and decisive management of the airway can literally make the difference between life and death or between ability and disability.. 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 . 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. Oxygenation and Bag-Mask Ventilation. Jeffrey M. Elder, M.D.. Deputy Medical Director. You Must Become and Expert!. 100% . Nonrebreather. ??. What is the Fi02 that this device will deliver to your patient?. Predicting the Difficult Airway. Jeffrey M. Elder, M.D.. Deputy Medical Director. When To Intubate?. Failure to maintain/protect the airway. Required for successful oxygenation and ventilation. Reflexes avoid aspiration. (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. 2. A. t. . t. he. . end. . o. f. . t. h. i. s. . sess. i. o. n,. . l. ea. r. n. e. r. s. . w. il. l be. . ab. l. e. t. o. :. S. t. a. t. e. . t. he. . d. e. f. i. n. i. t. i. ons. . o. f. 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.