'Upper airway obstruction' diaporamas de présentation

Tracheostomy

Tracheostomy. By Ussana Promyothin MD. Tracheostomy. Surgical opening in the trachea for ventilation Indication Bypass upper airway obstruction Clearance secretion at lower respiratory Prevent aspiration gastric content in absent of laryngeal reflex. Other indication

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Diseases of Pharynx and Larynx

Diseases of Pharynx and Larynx. Anatomy of Pharynx. Fibromuscular Tube Base of Skull to C6 (12cm) Divided into three parts Nasopharynx Oropharynx Laryngopharynx 4 Layers Mucosal, submucosal (Fibrous), Muscular, Fascial layer (buccal pharyngeal). Nasopharynx.

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Sleep Disordered Breathing

Sleep Disordered Breathing. Mark Howell, MD, FACS Ear,Nose and Throat Associates Johnson city ,Tennessee. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. Snoring is the act of breathing with a grunting or snorting sound while asleep

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Sleep medicine for the first year of life

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10 Year Review of Paediatric Tracheostomies

The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. 10 Year Review of Paediatric Tracheostomies. "Infants and Children who have a Tracheostomy". Changing times. Changing indications for tracheostomy Fewer short-term tracheostomies

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CRC 432 Subacute Care Module IV

CRC 432 Subacute Care Module IV. Polysomnography (PSG) & Sleep-Disordered Breathing (SDB). Normal Stages of Sleep. Two Major States of Sleep: NREM REM Cycle back & forth every 60 to 90 minutes (4 to 5 cycles) during normal 8-hour sleep. NREM. 1 st stage of sleep Restorative state

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Pediatric Airway Management

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Monitoring Pulse Oximetry

Monitoring Pulse Oximetry. By the EMT-Basic. Objectives. Understand the Kansas Regulations relative to monitoring pulse oximetry by the EMT-B Review the signs and symptoms of respiratory compromise Understand the importance of adequate tissue perfusion

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Collagen Disorders

Collagen Disorders. Michael H. Wilhelm, CRNA, APRN. Collagen Vascular Diseases. The four most common disorders of this group are rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus, scleroderma, and polymyositis.

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Pulmonary Function Testing Clinical Physiology

Pulmonary Function Testing Clinical Physiology . Peter Krumpe, MD VA Sierra Nevada Health Care System Professor Emeritus, UNRSOM. Dr Hutchenson. Spirometry: Objectives.

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Bites and Stings

Bites and Stings. Temple College EMS Professions. Bites and Stings. Arthropods Insects Spiders Scorpions Reptiles Pit Vipers Coral Snakes Venomous Marine Life. Bite & Sting Deaths. 50% insects 30% snakes 14% spiders 6% other. Hymenoptera.

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BRONCHOSCOPY

BRONCHOSCOPY. Cori Daines, MD Pediatric Pulmonology, Allergy and Immunology University of Arizona. BACKGROUND. Allows direct visualization of the airways Rigid and flexible instruments Clinical tool Airway anatomy Airway sampling Therapeutic Research tool. ORIGINS.

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Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies

Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies. Amy Gutman MD EMS Medical Director Tobey Hospital prehospitalmd@gmail.com. Conflicts of Interest. Sadly, I have no corporate sponsorships or private funding to declare

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ANAPHYLAXIS

ANAPHYLAXIS. Causes of anaphylaxis. Immunologic mechanisms IgE-mediated - drugs - foods - hymenoptera (stinging insects) - latex Non-IgE mediated - anaphylotoxins-mediated e.g. mismatched blood. Causes of anaphylaxis.

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Respiratory management in neuromuscular disease

Respiratory management in neuromuscular disease. Teeradej Kuptanon,MD Division of Pulmonary and Critical care Department of Pediatrics Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital. Respiratory management in neuromuscular disease. Medical problems Psychosocial problems

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Snoring + OSAS

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Tracheostomy Tubes: A Primer

Tracheostomy Tubes: A Primer. Tamara Simon, M.D. Cloy Vaneman, R.T. Special Care Clinic July 2004. Purpose. Used in children with: Upper airway obstruction Inability to clear secretions Require prolonged mechanical ventilation. Procedure. Placed operatively

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RESPIRATORY SYSTEM I

RESPIRATORY SYSTEM I. Prof. Dr. Shahenaz Mahmoud Hussein. ACUTE BACTERIAL PHARYNGOTONSILITIS. Etiology: Group A streptococcal infection. Mycoplasma pneumonia. Chlamydia pneumoniae. Groups C and D streptococci. Complications: 1- Acute rheumatic fever. 2- Acute glomerulonephritis.

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Airway obstruction

Airway obstruction. Trauma foreign bodies inflammation hematomas CNS disease secretions Drug overdose Infections glottitis Obstructive sleep apnea. Airway Protection. May be impaired for similar reasons May decompensate with addition of varied bolus sizes and consistencies.

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Neonatal Resuscitation

Neonatal Resuscitation. -ALS- RC 290. Golden Rule: Always Establish Airway and Ventilation Before Using ALS Procedures. Apgar Scores: 7-10:Free flow O2 4-6: PPV with 100% FIO2 0-3: Intubate, PPV with 100% FIO2, ALS. Note which ones can be given down the ET Tube!.

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