1. Advanced Airway Management Flashcards

1
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MARCHE

A

Massive hemorrhage
Airway
Respirations
Circulatory
Hypothermia
Environment

*used for primary assessment

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2
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Indications to intubate

A

Failure to oxygenate/ventilate with less invasive interventions
Predicted clinical course
Failure to protect airway
Patient/crew safety

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3
Q

HEAVEN criteria

A

*predict difficult airway

Hypoxemia
Extreme size
Anatomic challenges
Vomit/blood/fluid
Exsanguination
Neck mobility

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4
Q

How to over come hypoxia in a difficult airway patient

A

Pre oxygenate
Passive oxygen
Ventilate with peep

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5
Q

How to over come extreme size in a difficult airway patient

A

Ramp the patient to position them appropriately

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6
Q

How to over come anatomic challenges in a difficult airway patient

A

Remove obstructions
Reduce edema

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7
Q

How to over come vomit/blood/fluid in a difficult airway patient

A

Lead with suction

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8
Q

How to over come exsanguination in a difficult airway patient

A

Stop the bleed and replace lost volume

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9
Q

How to over come neck mobility in a difficult airway patient

A

Manually hold c-spine

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10
Q

ETT size equation

A

(Age in years/4) +4

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11
Q

SALAD technique

A

Suction Assist
Laryngoscope
Airway Decontamination

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12
Q

Placement confirmation of ETT on X-ray

A

5cm above Carina
Inline with collar bone junction
OR
T2-T4

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13
Q

RSI vs DSI

A

RSI is in an emergency with back to back sedation and paralytic

DSI allows time between the sedation and paralytic to oxygenate for hemodynamic optimization

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14
Q

RASS

A

Richard Agitation Sedation Scale

+4 combative
+3 very agitated
+2 agitated
+1 restless
0 alert and calm
-1 drowsy
-2 light sedation
-3 moderate sedation
-4 deep sedation
-5 unarousable

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15
Q

Failed airway definition

A

Failure to oxygenate
OR
Failure to ventilate

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16
Q

DSI sequence

A

Pre treatment
Analgesics
Sedation (induction)
Paralytics
Post intubation management

17
Q

Atropine purpose in RSI

A

Prevent bradycardia from stimulation of the vagal nerve

18
Q

Etomidate purpose in RSI

A

Anxiolytic sedation
Hypnotic agent
Amnestic

19
Q

Fentanyl purpose in RSI

A

Analgesic
Vasodilation
Pain management

20
Q

Ketamine purpose in RSI

A

Dissociative anesthetic
Analgesic

21
Q

Midazolam purpose in RSI

A

Benzodiazepine
Retrograde amnesia
Calm CNS

22
Q

Propofol purpose in RSI

A

Anesthetic
Short acting amnesia

23
Q

Succinylcholine purpose in RSI

A

Depolarizing paralytic

24
Q

Rocuronium purpose in RSI

A

Non depolarizing paralytic

25
Q

Vecuronium presuppose in RSI

A

Non depolarizing paralytic