AIRWAY MANAGEMENT (SIR JJ) PDF
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This document provides information on airway management techniques, including Oropharyngeal and Nasopharyngeal airways, and Endotracheal tubes, as well as Laryngeal Mask Airways (LMAs). It details the selection and placement of these devices, and mentions hazards and complications.
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HERMANO|AIRWAYMANAGEMENT|SIR JJ 1 OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY -maintains a patent airway by lying between the base of the tongue and the posterior wall of the pharynx. (unconscious patients) NASOPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY - “NASAL TRUMPET”, Nasal stents or Nasal Horn. -used...
HERMANO|AIRWAYMANAGEMENT|SIR JJ 1 OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY -maintains a patent airway by lying between the base of the tongue and the posterior wall of the pharynx. (unconscious patients) NASOPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY - “NASAL TRUMPET”, Nasal stents or Nasal Horn. -used to facilitate ventilation and removal of secretions. (gag reflex, lockjaw oral trauma, unstable fractures of mandible). 2 types of airway: 1. Berman Oropharyngeal Airway - has external side channels -ranges size 43mm (infants) -110 (extra large adults) 2. Guedel Oropharyngeal Airway -most common -has one large internal channel Selection of Oropharyngeal Airway: (3) 1. First Method: Center of the mouth to the angle of the jaw. 2. Second Method: From the corner of the mouth to the earlobe. 3. Third Method: From the central incisors to the angle of the jaw. Selection of Nasopharyngeal Airway: (3) Male- 7 Female-6 The width of the patient’s nares or size of the little finger. Local anesthetic spray- applied for patient comfort and lubricant. Parallel- placement of airway to the nasal floor Flanged end- rest againts the nose Distal tip- rest behind uvula. Hazards and Complications: (3) 1. Outward movement is more common 2. Soft tissue damage of the nasal mucous 2. Nasal Irritation. To prevent nasal irriation, alternating nostrils daily HERMANO|AIRWAYMANAGEMENT|SIR JJ 2 Endotracheal Tube -are semi-rigid tibes most often composed of polyvinyl chloride -is a radiopoaque Parts of Endotracheal Tube (4): 1. Tube (Body) 2. 15mm Adapter 3. Murphy Eye (Tip) 4. Pilot Balloon Relief Upper Airway Obstruction- results from larygnospasm, epiglottis or glottic edema. Airway 4 Protective Reflexes: 1. Pharyngeal Reflex- gag and swallowing 2. Laryngeal Reflex- laryngospasm 3. Tracheal Reflex- coughing when tracheal is irritated 4. Carinal Reflex- coughing when carina is irritated Larger ET tube- offers lower airflow resistance, and lower (peak, plateau, mean) airway pressures. Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA)- a short endotracheal tube with small cushioned, oblong-shaped mask on the distal end. - 40 times reused sterilization Positioning opf the Head: Head tilt and chin lift- “sniff position” 1. Hyperextend the next of the patient 2. Kepp the head in line with the body 3. Cannot perform if the patient has a neck injury Jaw Thrust Maneuver- if the patient has a neck injury