Goals and Objectives
Goals
- Resident will be comfortable with basic airway evaluation and common interventions
- Resident will be comfortable managing patients requiring rapid sequence intubation
Learning Objectives
- Resident will be able to define rapid sequence intubation
- Resident will be able to list and explain indications for rapid sequence intubation
- Resident will be able to list and describe airway management equipment necessary for rapid sequence intubation
- Suction
- Oxygen delivery (including BVM)
- Airways (adjunct and definitive)
- Laryngoscopes (direct and video)
- Monitoring equipment (including EtCO2)
- Resident will be able to list and describe the steps of rapid sequence intubation
- Planning
- Preparation (equipment, drugs, staff)
- Pre-oxygenation
- Positioning
- Pretreatment
- Paralysis (with sedation)
- Placement
- Proof of placement
- Post-intubation Management
- Resident will be able to list and describe the medications used for rapid sequence intubation
- Sedatives
- Paralytics
- Adjuncts
- Resident will be able to recognize and describe basic airway anatomy
- Resident will be able to describe the basic steps of direct and video laryngoscopy
- Resident will be able to list and describe common scenarios that complicate rapid sequence intubation
- Trauma (including c-spine precautions, elevated ICP)
- Hypotension
- Hypoxia
- Hypercarbia
- Metabolic acidosis
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Recommended Resources
Prior to Conference
- RSI Preparation
- Airway Anatomy
- RSI Medications
Additional Resources
- Post-Intubation Management
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