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Airway & Ventilatory Management

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show Supplemental Oxygen  
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show 1-Hypoxia 2-Hypercarbia 3-Upper Airway Stimulation  
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What three things suggest laryngeal fracture?   show
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show below C3-C4  
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If phrenic nerve is spared, what is the result? (2)   show
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show Two  
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show GCS < 8  
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Give three complications of basilar skull fracture   show
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show Cricothyroidotomy  
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What size needle for jet insufflation?   show
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What is the amount of oxygen for jet insufflation?   show
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show 1 sec on, 4 sec off, using thumb over open end of Y-connector  
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Where does the needle go in jet insufflation?   show
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show 1-Chest trauma 2-COPD 3-Complete glottic obstruction  
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What tube size used for cricothyroidotomy?   show
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What is a relative contraindication to cricothyroidotomy?   show
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What are two indication for cricothyroidotomy?   show
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Give three causes of left shift of hemoglobin saturation curve   show
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show 1-Laryngeal injury 2-Tracheal injury 3-Esophageal injury 4-Subglottic edema/stenosis 6-Laryngeal stenosis 7-Aspiration 8-Hemorrhage or hematoma 9-Creation of false passage in ST neck  
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show Airway and Ventilation  
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Three considerations regarding airway compromise. Can be   show
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show tachypnea, though may be related to pain or anxiety or both  
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Facial fractures can be associated with (3)   show
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Fractures of mandible can cause   show
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Patient refusing to lie down may be experiencing   show
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show a definitive airway is required  
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Noisy breathing indicates   show
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show talk to patient and elicit a verbal response  
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show hypoxia  
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show hypercarbia  
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show hypoxemia due to inadequate oxygenation  
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show 1-nail beds 2-circumoral skin  
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show 1-retractions 2-use of accessory muscles of ventilation  
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Three objective findings of airway compromise   show
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show 1-symmetrical rise and fall of chest 2-auscultation of air movement on both sides 3-pulse oximetry and end-tidal CO2  
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show 1-airway maintenance techniques 2-definitive airway measures 3-methods of providing supplemental ventilation  
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show cast cutter  
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OPA in conscious or unconscious patient?   show
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show 1-tongue blade 2-upside down and rotate  
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show children, because rotation can damage mouth and pharnyx  
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show either  
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OPA   show
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show nasopharyngeal airway  
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show laryngeal mask airway  
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When patient arrives in ER with LMA   show
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show No  
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MEA   show
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Is MEA a definitive airway?   show
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show prepare for definitive airway  
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show laryngeal tube airway  
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When patient arrives in ER wit LTA   show
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Is LTA a definitive airway?   show
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GEB   show
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show 60-cm long, 15-Fr resinstylette with Coude tip angled 40 degrees 3.5 cm from tip with 10-cm graduations  
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show vocal cords cannot be visualized on direct laryngoscopy  
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Tracheal positioning of GEB is confirmed (3)   show
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Three types of definitive airway   show
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show 1-apnea 2-inability to maintain patent airway 3-protection from aspiration (blood or vomitus) 4-impending or potential compromise of airway 5-closed head injury (GCS <8) 6-inadequate oxygenation by facemask  
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show Eschmann Tracheal Tube Introducer, gum elastic bougie  
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show does not  
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show backward, upward, and rightward pressure aids in visualizing the vocal cords  
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How do you confirm ET tube placement? (5)   show
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show rumbling or gurling noises in epigastrium  
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show esophageal intubation  
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Presence of CO2 in exhaled air indicates ____ but does not ensure ____   show
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show esophageal intubation has occurred  
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show 1-suction 2-oxygen 3-bag-mask 4-laryngoscope 5-GEB 6-LMA 7-LTA 8-crico kit 9-ET tube 10-pulse ox 11-CO2 detector 12-drugs  
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When proper position of ET tube is determine   show
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show reasses tube placement by auscultation and CO2 detection  
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Blind NT intubation requires____ and is contraindicated in patient with ____.   show
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show 1-facial fractures 2-frontal sinus fractures 3-basilar skull fractures 4-cribriform plate fractures  
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show 1-cervical spine injury 2-severe cervical spine arthritis 3-significant maxillofacial or mandibular trauma 4-limited mouth opening 5-receding chin 6-overbite 7-short muscular neck  
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show Look externally Evaluate the 3-3-2 Rule Mallampati Obstruction Neck Mobility  
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3-3-2 Rule   show
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show Class I: pillars, soft palate, uvula, fauces Class II: soft palate, uvula, fauces Class III: soft palate, base of uvula Class IV: hard palate only  
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show 0.3 mg/kg (usually 20 mg)  
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Dose of succinylcholine   show
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show not significant  
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show <1 min 5 min or less  
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Succinylcholine not used in patients with _____ because of ____.   show
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Thiopental and sedatives   show
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To reverse sedative effects of BZD, use   show
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show 1-easier to perform 2-associated with less bleeding 3-requires less time  
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show 30 to 45 minutes  
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show cricoid cartilage, the only circumferential support for upper trachea in children  
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Regarding percutaneous tracheostomy in trauma   show
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show should be avoided  
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show at least 11 L/min  
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show oxygen saturation of blood O2 sat partial pressure of oxygen PaO2  
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show 95% adequate PaO2 70%  
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show oxyhemoglobin from carboxyhemoglobin or methemoglobin  
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show 1-severe vasoconstriction 2-carbon monoxide poisoning  
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show 1-anemia Hg <5 g/dL 2-hypothermia <30 C or <86 F  
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Bag-mask ventilation should be performed by ____ persons   show
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show 1-vomiting and aspiration 2-pressure on vena cava, causing hypotension and bradycardia  
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show hold breath and abort when YOU must breathe  
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