Rispondi Cancella risposta
Questo sito utilizza Akismet per ridurre lo spam. Scopri come vengono elaborati i dati derivati dai commenti.
Follow MEDEST on Twitter
- RT @airwayGladiator: The first preHospital EMS Rome course ends today. It continues in January / February 2021. 140 doctors / nurses will… 13 hours ago
- RT @ketaminh: @airwayGladiator @jducanto @MEDEST118 @okness_it @kovacsgj @TBayEDguy @mededgene @CMGrffn @RussBrown3 @FlightBridgeED Everyon… 13 hours ago
- RT @FOAMecmo: Delayed fluid therapy can lead to ischemic injury, irreversible shock with multisystem organ system; here 10 papers we should… 15 hours ago
- RT @jducanto: Excellent @mededgene @RicAnderson @tbouthillet @TBayEDguy 15 hours ago
- The MEDEST118 Daily is out! paper.li/MEDEST118/1407… Stories via @GreyWol27926578 @geekymedics #foamed #medicalresearch 21 hours ago
Articoli recenti
- La “constatazione” di decesso. Storia presunta e non-fondamento legislativo di una leggenda metropolitana. 27 agosto 2020
- Open Chest Wounds. The Prehospital Management 3 agosto 2020
- E’ andato tutto bene? 19 maggio 2020
- Beyond Advanced Cardiac Life Support. Do we have to change our practice in COVID Era? 3 maggio 2020
- Airway management in COVID-19 era 9 aprile 2020
- Supporto respiratorio non invasivo e gestione delle vie aeree in epoca COVID 2 aprile 2020
- Respiratory support in suspected COVID-19 patients. When conventional O2 therapy is not enough! 20 marzo 2020
The MEDEST on line News
Paperli.PaperWidget.Show({pid: '71aba46f-dee1-4148-93c6-c1537be7ba8a', width: 200, background: '#FB0000'})
Archivi
MyTweet
- RT @airwayGladiator: The first preHospital EMS Rome course ends today. It continues in January / February 2021. 140 doctors / nurses will… 13 hours ago
- RT @ketaminh: @airwayGladiator @jducanto @MEDEST118 @okness_it @kovacsgj @TBayEDguy @mededgene @CMGrffn @RussBrown3 @FlightBridgeED Everyon… 13 hours ago
- RT @FOAMecmo: Delayed fluid therapy can lead to ischemic injury, irreversible shock with multisystem organ system; here 10 papers we should… 15 hours ago
- RT @jducanto: Excellent @mededgene @RicAnderson @tbouthillet @TBayEDguy 15 hours ago
- The MEDEST118 Daily is out! paper.li/MEDEST118/1407… Stories via @GreyWol27926578 @geekymedics #foamed #medicalresearch 21 hours ago
- The MEDEST118 Daily is out! paper.li/MEDEST118/1407… Stories via @SAEMEBM @DanMirsch #foamed #critcare 1 day ago
Favourites FOAMED Blogs
- Emergenza-Urgenza 2.0
- ALL Ohio EM
- Triggerlab
- thinking critical care
- urgentcareultrasound
- MariaLuisaRuberto.com
- Critical Care Northampton
- OHCA research
- SonoStuff
- phemcast
- First10EM
- Songs or Stories
- airwayNautics
- resusNautics
- Life in the Fast Lane • LITFL • Medical Blog
- emDOCs.net - Emergency Medicine Education
- The Collective
- Dave on Airways
- FOAMcast
- Broome Docs
- St.Emlyn's
- BoringEM
- "CardioOnline"Basic and Advanced Cardiovascular medicine" Cariology" concepts and Review -Dr.Nabil Paktin,MD.FACC.دکتـور نبــــیل "پاکطــــین
- DOWNSTAIRS CARE OUT THERE BLOG
- EmergencyPedia
- Little Medic
- Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds
- Prehospital Emergency Medicine Blog
- Italy Customized Tour Operator in Florence
- GoogleFOAM
- EM Lyceum
- Pediatric EM Morsels
- KidsCareEverywhere
- EM Pills
- AmboFOAM
- FOAM4GP
- Rural Doctors Net
- Auckland HEMS
- ECHOARTE
- MEDEST
- ruralflyingdoc
- EM Basic
- KI Doc
- Emergency Live
- AMP EM
- www.podcastingformedicalprofessionals.com
- Academic Life in Emergency Medicine
- Comments on: Homepage
- Greater Sydney Area HEMS
Scrivi a MEDEST
The occasional intubator needs a plan. I have got one! Have You?
15 LugFollowing some discussion on who owns the airway (see the comments at the post Paralytic is the answer on EMPills Blog)
Have to admit: I’m an occasional intubator.
I manage something like 10 airways per month, all of them are “non conventional”, (no operating room, no chance to wake the patient, no chance to call an expert), and usually I have no time to evalute any of common indicators to predict difficult airway (time is often a rare issue in ground or air prehospital scenarios).
Half of the airway I manage are CRASH, half needs an RSI, so, shame on me, I’m also an occasional “paralytic agents user”.
So I desperatley need a plan
But lissen, I got one!
Or open the presentation from “Advanced airway on the field“
Dear collegue, wathever intubator you are, occasional or regular, feel free to submit any comment on the plan and also fell free, if you think it’s useful, to use and share it.
It will be appreciated.
See also:
Algoritmo per la gestione avanzata delle vie aeree
Anticipate Difficult airway
Protocollo SIARTI/PAMIA sulla gestione delle vie aeree in ambito preopedaliero
Prehospital Airway Management mind map
Condividi:
Mi piace:
Correlati
Tag:advanced airway management, Airway management, difficult intubation, intubation, paralytics, rapid sequence intubation, RSI