- and
techniques may be used alternatively.
After the
trachea has been
intubated, a
balloon cuff is
typically inflated just
above the far end of the tube...
-
These situations,
often referred to as "cannot
intubate,
cannot ventilate" (CICV) or "cannot
intubate,
cannot oxygenate" (CICO), are
commonly seen as...
-
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excessive coughing by
decreasing the
cough reflex,
becoming useful when
intubating people who are
awake and have
compromised airways.
After receiving a bolus...
-
returns and it's
discovered that his
trachea was so
weakened by
being intubated during his
illness that he will have to
spend the rest of his life on...
- or VAP, is a type of
pneumonia that
occurs in
patients who have been
intubated and
mechanically ventilated for > 48 hours. A
procedure to
create a small...
- saliva,
which can be
particularly useful in
those who are
difficult to
intubate. It is
given by inhalation. Side
effects include an
irregular heartbeat...
- A
laryngeal mask
airway (LMA), also
known as
laryngeal mask, is a
medical device that
keeps a patient's
airway open
during anaesthesia or
while they are...
-
general anesthesia and
cessation of
breathing until the
trachea has been
intubated and the cuff has been inflated. RSI is
typically used in
patients who...
- care) only; do not
attempt resuscitation (allow
natural death); do not
intubate; do not hospitalize; no
feeding tube; no IV fluids; do not use antibiotics;...
