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Ventilation - Emergency Medicine Education - Resus
Ventilation - Emergency Medicine Education - Resus
Ventilation: Volume vs PressureAdvanced Airway TopicsAirwayBlog

Ventilation: Volume vs Pressure

Let’s start by looking at 3 patient presentations. Please write down the ventilator settings you…
Airway Management - Cardiac Arrest
Airway Management - Cardiac Arrest
Airway Management during Cardiac ArrestAirwayBlog

Airway Management during Cardiac Arrest

Airway Management during Cardiac Arrest Resuscitation, is still an area that we need to get…
Video Laryngoscopy versus Direct Laryngoscopy
Video Laryngoscopy versus Direct Laryngoscopy
Video Laryngoscopy versus Direct LaryngoscopyAirwayBlog

Video Laryngoscopy versus Direct Laryngoscopy

Video laryngoscopy (VL) versus Direct Laryngoscopy (DL). What should be the standard of care? Yet…
Difficult Intubation Algorithm
Difficult Intubation Algorithm
The Difficult Intubation AlgorithmAdvanced Airway TopicsAirwayBlog

The Difficult Intubation Algorithm

The Difficult Airway Algorithm? Do we really need a difficult airway algorithm in the emergency…
Ketamine only Breathing intubation
Ketamine only Breathing intubation
Ketamine-only breathing intubationAirwayBlog

Ketamine-only breathing intubation

Ketamine-only breathing intubation(KOBI), is a technique where Ketamine(+/- topical local anaesthetic) is used to facilitate…
Ketamine - Emergency Medicine Education - RESUS
Ketamine - Emergency Medicine Education - RESUS
Ketamine Only IntubationAirwayBlog

Ketamine Only Intubation

In a recent paper by Driver et al (1) there was a comparison of Ketamine-Only…
Laryngeal Mask
Laryngeal Mask
Laryngeal Mask and Neonatal ResuscitationAirwayBlogPediatric Resuscitation

Laryngeal Mask and Neonatal Resuscitation

Birth asphyxia is a leading cause of neonatal death. Positive pressure ventilation is the key…
Intubation - Emergency Medicine Education - Resus
Intubation - Emergency Medicine Education - Resus
My top 8 tips for getting the tube.AirwayBlog

My top 8 tips for getting the tube.

Here are my top 8 tips for succeeding at intubation. 1. Use a Video Laryngoscope(VL),…

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Inotropes and Vasopressors in Shock: Which one would you use?

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This Child Would Not Stop Seizing: Status Epilepticus

The CASE A 7 yo child is brought in by ambulance after having tonic clonic…
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