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Airway Flashcards

1
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Critical values

A

Ph< 7.2, CO2>55, and PAO2 <60

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2
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LEMON

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Look, evaluate (3,3,2), Mallampati, Obstructions, Neck Mobility

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3
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Mallampati 2

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Tonsillitis pillars hidden by tongue

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4
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Mallampati 3

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Only base of uvula can be seen

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5
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Mallampati 4

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Uvula cannot be seen

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6
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HEAVEN

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Hypoxemia = 93% at time of laryngoscope
Extreme size: less than 8yo or obese
Anatomic challenges
Vomit, blood, fluid
Exsanguination/anemia
Neck mobility

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7
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Ramping

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Ear to sternal notch

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8
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Sellicks maneuver

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Posterior pressure on cricoid cartilage, no longer recommended.
(Choke time sellick who doesn’t work anymore)

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9
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BURP

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Backward, upward, rightward pressure

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10
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External laryngeal manipulation

A

Provider brings cords into view and then airway assistant maintained positioning

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11
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Mac blade

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Lifts epiglottis via the vallecula

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12
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Miller

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Direct displacement of epiglottis
Neonates, infants

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13
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Bougie

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Adults 15 fr
Pediatrics 10 fr

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14
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High flow nasal cannula

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20-60 liters per min

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15
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Ett cuff pressure

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20-30 mmhg
(25 is standard)

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16
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Standard of placement

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Chest X-ray, 4-5 cm above carina
T3-t4

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17
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End tidal CO2

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Inhalation ⬇️ expiration ⬆️ expiratory plateau ➡️ ETCO2

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18
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Colorimetric device

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Yellow is yea, purple is pull

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19
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RSI 7ps

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Prep
Preoxygenate
Pretreatment
Paralysis with induction
Protect and position
Placement with proof
Post intubation management

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20
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RSI LOAD

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Lidocaine: blunts cough reflex
Opiates: pain response
Atropine for infants: prev reflexive Brady cardia
Defasicilating dose: 1/10 dose of roc or vec

21
Q

Fentanyl

A

1mcg/kg
Onset 3-5 min
Duration 30-60 min

22
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Etomidate

A

.3 mg/kg
Contraindicated for pt with adrenal suppression, copd or asthmatic
No analgesic

23
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Ketamine

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1-2 mg/kg iv(rsi)
.1-.2 mg/kg pain
5mg/kg I’m )combative

24
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Midazolam

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2.5-5 mg iv
Flumazeni = .2 mg

25
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Propofol

A

1-2 mg/kg
25-50 mcg/kg/min mtn dose
Decreases map and cpp

26
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Succinylcholine

A

1-2 mg/kg
Requires refrigeration
Contraindications: crush, eye MH, etc

27
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Malignant hyperthermia

A

Rapid increase in temperature.
Treat with DANTROLENE SODIUM
seen after succs or other inhaled anestetics

28
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Rocuronium

A

Does not cause .6-1.2 mg/kg
.1.2mg/kg maintained
Good for 30 days after refrigeration
Sugannadex(bridion) 16mg/kg reversal

29
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Vecuroniun (norcuron)

A

.15 mg/kg
Used post roc or succ to keep paralyzed

30
Q

Hemodynamicly unstable pts for rsi

A

Use 1/2 induction dose
Double paralytic dose

31
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SALAD

A

Suction assisted laryngoscope airway decontamination

32
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Post intubation mngt

A

Fentanyl: .05-1.5 mcg/kg q 5 min
Ketamine: .5-1 mg/kg q 15min
Midazolam: 2-5mg q 15 min

33
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Post intubation infusions

A

Fentanyl: 1-3 mcg/kg/hr
(Mix 500mcg/100ml = 5mcg/ml)
Ketamine: 1-2 mg/kg/hr
(500mg/250ml= 2mg/ml)
Versed: .05-.1mg/kg/hr

34
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When to cric

A

Can’t intubate, can’t ventilate, can’t oxygenate

35
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Tidal volume

A

How much air the pt breaths in normal breath

36
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Inspiration reserve volume

A

Amount of air that can be forcefully inhaled in addition to normal tidal volume

37
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Expiratory reserve volume

A

Amount of air that can be forcefully exhaled after normal tidal volume breath

38
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Vital capacity

A

Tidal volume + inspiration reserve volume + expiratory reserve volume

39
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Residual volume

A

Amount of air left after forceful exhalation

40
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Total lung capacity

A

Irv+TV+ERV+RV

41
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Dead space

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2ml/kg
Surface of airway not involved is gaseous exchange

42
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Central chemoreceptors

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Medulla/pons
Drivin by CO2 and H in csf

43
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Peripheral chemoreceptors

A

Located in aortic arch/carotid bodies
Drivin by O2, CO2 and H
Your body’s pulse ox

44
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Ducks law of diffusion

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Gasss travel from area of higher concentration to lower

45
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Apneustic

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Deep gasping inspiration with pause at full inspiration and insufficient release

46
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Ataxic

A

Completely irregular breathing

47
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Biots

A

Quick shallow inspiration followed by regular or irregular periods of apnea

48
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Cheyne-stokes

A

Deeper and sometimes faster breaths followed by gradual decrease/apnea
(Associated with decorticate/cushings)

49
Q

Kussmaul

A

Respirations gradually become deep labored and gasping

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