Intubation and Airway Management
From predicting the difficult airway to confirming the tube, every step that decides the outcome.
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What You Will Be Able to Do
- Predict the difficult airway before touching the patient
- Set up positioning and preoxygenation properly every time
- Choose and dose RSI drugs with confidence
- Execute a rescue sequence after first-pass failure
Inside the Course
The final syllabus may evolve before launch, but this is the shape of it.
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01
Predicting Difficulty
Anatomy, physiology and situation. The assessments that change the plan.
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02
Setup and Positioning
Ear to sternal notch, ramping, and preoxygenation that buys real time.
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03
RSI Pharmacology
Induction agents and paralytics: choices, doses and the common mistakes.
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04
Laryngoscopy Technique
Direct and video, blade choice, epiglottoscopy and external manipulation.
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05
First-Pass Failure
The rescue sequence: change something, do not just try harder.
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06
Supraglottic Airways
When they win, how to place them well, and their limits.
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07
Confirming Placement
Capnography and the discipline that prevents the unrecognized esophageal tube.
