What follows are some quotes from the above article:Īlthough RSI is the preferred approach for the vast majority of pediatric patients, prolonged and/or failed endotracheal intubation attempts and adverse effects are common, especially in neonates and young children.8–12 The following chart summarizes the article:
The final major pitfall in the pediatric RSI process is the lack of a formal quality assurance and quality improvement program.The sixth major pitfall in the pediatric RSI process is prioritization of methods other than capnography/ capnometry to confirm tracheal location of the tube.The fifth major pitfall in the pediatric RSI process is the delayed recognition of a failing laryngoscopy attempt.
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The fourth major pitfall in the pediatric RSI process is initiating laryngoscopy before the NMB taking full effect.The third major pitfall in the pediatric RSI process is having only a single person, especially when a trainee is performing laryngoscopy, with a view of the glottis during laryngoscopy and endotracheal tube insertion.The second major pitfall in the pediatric RSI process is failure to adequately preoxygenate the patient.The first major pitfall in the pediatric RSI process is the failure to identify a backup plan should laryngoscopy prove difficult and endotracheal tube insertion not possible.The article covers the pitfalls of Pediatric RSI: Kerry on Pediatric Rapid Sequence Intubation) Oct 16, 2016 is basically a podcast review of portions of Resource (1), A Modern and Practical Review of Rapid Sequence Intubation in Pediatric Emergencies. Brad Sobolowski’s interview and show notes with Dr. Resource (5) – Adventures In RSI Nov 2015 by Dr.
Tim Horeczko’s podcast and show notes on Supraglottic Airways. Weingart and Mellick Posted on Septemby Tom Wade MD. Resource (3) – The Phsiologically Difficult Intubation – Critical Help From Drs. Mellick + A Warning + Some Resources Posted on Augby Tom Wade MD. Resource (2) – Pediatric Laryngoscope Blade Length Selection – YouTube Vid from Dr. Next, review my links in Resources for more on Rapid Sequence Intubation “gotchas” (because passing the tube is only a part of RSI): In this post I review some of the points from Dr.
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