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1 Airway and Breathing Ed D'Orazio MD 11/18/2018

2 Introduction Familiarize with basic airway equipment and proper use
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3 Topics of Discussion Importance of assessing respiratory status and establish open airway Oxygenation and Ventilation Airway adjuncts 11/18/2018

4 Topic One Airway Anatomy Upper 11/18/2018

5 Upper Airway Anatomy 11/18/2018

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7 Larynx Vocal Cords Trachea Mainstem Bronchi Smaller airways in lungs
Lower Airway Larynx Vocal Cords Trachea Mainstem Bronchi Smaller airways in lungs 11/18/2018

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9 Topic Two Principals of Airway Management Universal Precautions
Initial Assessment General impression Level of consciousness Assess ABC’s Manual Techniques 11/18/2018

10 Topic Three Basic Airway Adjuncts Oral Airway Indications
Contraindications Technique 11/18/2018

11 Nasal Airway Indications Contraindications Technique
Airway Adjuncts Nasal Airway Indications Contraindications Technique 11/18/2018

12 Oxygen tank Regulator Masks, Oxygen Tubing
Oxygenation Oxygen tank Regulator Masks, Oxygen Tubing 11/18/2018

13 Ventilation Mouth to Mask Oxygen supplementation Tidal Volume
Technique Bag Valve Mask Description Sellick Maneuver 11/18/2018

14 Suctioning Portable suction device Tonsil Suction Tip (Rigid)
Flexible suction catheter Indications/Contraindications Technique Duration of suction 11/18/2018

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16 Real Life Give an example or real life anecdote
Sympathize with the audience’s situation if appropriate 11/18/2018

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