Titlebook: Intubating the Critically Ill Patient; A Step-by-Step Guide Rachel Garvin Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Intubating critical

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When to Pull the Trigger,, the next question then becomes, “How much time do I have?” Do they need to be intubated immediately? Or “do I have a couple hours to observe and attempt other interventions?” We cannot always perfectly time our intubations but we can classify airways into categories of urgency: elective, urgent, e

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Preparing Yourself for Intubation,h as the operating room, emergent airways are much more difficult and require a careful plan of attack. .: Following this rule will always allow you to be two steps ahead of the process. .. Be smart, your patient will thank you.

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Preparing Your Team,t with a playbook that changes depending on the situation. Any team member not on board with the plan could lead the team to a loss. And, once the tube is in, and verified, do not forget to thank your team. Everyone’s role is equally important and the best team leaders make sure their team members k

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The Cardiac Patient,at may be a difficult airway scenario, but also the ability to anticipate and respond to the complex hemodynamic physiology of patients in varying degrees of cardiogenic shock or cardiac failure. Additionally, special attention must be paid to the pharmacologic management of the cardiac patient requ

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The Obese Patient,fferently in obese patients than in lean patients so appropriate dosing is important to prevent over- or under sedation. Positioning the obese patient for intubation and mechanical ventilation is also different from that of the lean patient due to the effects of body habitus. An understanding of the

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Intubating the Septic Patient: Avoiding the Crash and Burn,hat of controlled settings such as the OR. According to the fourth National Audit Project (NAP4) of the Royal College Of Anesthetics, airway-related mortality is 58 times more likely to occur per patient in the ICU than in the OR. These numbers tend to rise further when dealing with a septic patient

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