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Begin by filling in your name as the examinee and the date at the top of the form. This personalizes your document and ensures accurate tracking.
In the 'EVALUATE ANATOMY FOR INTUBATION APPROACH' section, identify at least three considerations for a difficult airway. This is crucial for assessing patient readiness.
Directly verbalize tasks for preparing the patient, including placing an airway adjunct and pre-oxygenating for at least three minutes. Ensure SpO2 levels are monitored.
In 'PREPARE EQUIPMENT', list all necessary tools such as backup airways and ET tubes. This ensures you have everything ready before proceeding.
Follow through with medication preparation, confirming dosages for induction and paralytic medications while verbalizing contraindications as required.
During intubation, ensure proper techniques are followed, including cricoid pressure and confirming tube placement using capnography.

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When to intubate a pediatric patient?

INDICATIONS Respiratory. Apnea. Hypoventilation. Neurologic. Inadequate chest wall function (e.g., in patient with Guillain-Barre syndrome, poliomyelitis) Airway. Upper airway obstruction. Cardiac. Cardiopulmonary failure/arrest. Other. Transport of a patient with potential for respiratory failure.

When do you intubate pals patients?

Endotracheal (ET) intubation is used when the airway cannot be maintained, when bag-mask ventilation is inadequate or ineffective, or when a definitive airway is necessary.

What are the 6 Ps of rapid sequence intubation?

As a basis for discussion, it has been suggested that the algorithm of RSI consist of six primary steps: Pre-oxygenation, premedication, induction and muscle relaxation, intubation, primary and secondary confirmation, and post-intubation patient management.

What are the 5 Ps of RSI?

Historically RSI was described as a series of seven ps: (1) preparation, (2) preoxygenation, (3) pretreatment, (4) paralysis with induction, (5) protection and positioning, (6) placement of the tube in the trachea, and (7) postintubation management.

What are the 7 Ps of rapid sequence intubation?

Steps to the procedure can be recalled using the 7 Ps, a checklist addressing each step for the RSI. The 7 Ps are preparation, preoxygenation, pretreatment, paralysis for induction, pro- tection (for the clinician and the patient), proof of placement, and postintubation management and medications.