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Efficient Airway Management: Techniques & Procedures

Learn how to assess for airway obstructions and utilize maneuvers like chin lift and jaw thrust to establish airways. Understand common obstructions and methods to improve airway patency. Explore the use of airway adjuncts like nasal and oral airways.

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Efficient Airway Management: Techniques & Procedures

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  1. AIRWAY MANAGEMENT

  2. Upper Airway

  3. Lower Airway(Mechanics of Respiration)

  4. Airway Management Assess for Airway Obstruction! • Difficulty breathing • Patient conduct (anxious, combative) • Abnormal sounds Improve/Establish Airway Through Maneuvers • Chin lift • Jaw thrust Remove Debris/Suction Airway Adjuncts: • Nasal airway (Primary) • Oral airway

  5. Airway Obstruction • The most common obstruction is from a prolapsed tongue! • Why?

  6. Airway Obstruction • Blood Clots, Teeth • Soft Tissue & Bones • Swelling • Position of Head • Head Injury

  7. Improve/Establish Airway Chin Lift Method (NON-TRAUMA)

  8. Improve/Establish Airway Jaw Thrust Method

  9. Remove Debris and Suction

  10. Nasopharyngeal Airway

  11. Nasopharyngeal Airway • Lubricate ! • Insert along floor of nasal cavity • If resistance met, use back-and forth motion • Don’t Force – Use other nostril • If patient gags, withdraw slightly

  12. Oral Pharyngeal Airway

  13. Oral Pharyngeal Airway • Measure • Confirm patient is unconscious • Insert, rotate 180 degrees as inserting

  14. Questions?

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