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During intubation, the cuff should be inflated with how much air?
During intubation, the cuff should be inflated with how much air?
- No more than 10 mL (correct)
- No more than 20 mL
- No more than 15 mL
- No more than 5 mL
When is a rapid-sequence-intubation (RSI) procedure typically performed?
When is a rapid-sequence-intubation (RSI) procedure typically performed?
- For nasal intubation
- For oral intubation
- For known difficult airway (correct)
- During cardiac arrest
How long should intubation attempts be limited to?
How long should intubation attempts be limited to?
- Less than 40 seconds
- Less than 30 seconds (correct)
- Less than 10 seconds
- Less than 20 seconds
Which of the following is NOT a method to verify correct placement of the endotracheal tube (ETT)?
Which of the following is NOT a method to verify correct placement of the endotracheal tube (ETT)?
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What is the average cm marking of an endotracheal tube (ETT) at the lip for an adult?
What is the average cm marking of an endotracheal tube (ETT) at the lip for an adult?
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Study Notes
Intubation Procedure
- The cuff should be inflated with 10-15ml of air during intubation.
- A rapid-sequence-intubation (RSI) procedure is typically performed in emergency situations where the patient is at risk of aspiration.
Intubation Guidelines
- Intubation attempts should be limited to 30 seconds.
Verifying ETT Placement
- Listening to bilateral breath sounds with a stethoscope is a method to verify correct placement of the endotracheal tube (ETT).
- Measuring end-tidal CO2 is a method to verify correct placement of the ETT.
- Chest X-ray is a method to verify correct placement of the ETT.
- Palpation of the cuff in the neck is NOT a method to verify correct placement of the ETT.
ETT Markings
- The average cm marking of an endotracheal tube (ETT) at the lip for an adult is 21-23cm.
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