Curriculum
Introduction
-Epidemiology, prevalence and causes of catastrophe
Decision making in airway managment
-Will my laryngoscopy be difficult
-Will my mask/SGA ventilation be difficult
-Is there an aspiration risk
-Is there a safe apneic period
-Preoxygenation
What's new in the 2022 ASA Guidelines ?
-The decision tree tool
-The infographics
-3+1 attempt rule
-The failed awake intubation. "What do I do now?"
Advanced Airway
-Advanced airway evaluation
-Preoperative endoscopy
-Virtual endoscopy
-Obesity
-Cervical spine
-Facial trauma
-Disrupted airway
-Foreign body
-Obstetric airway
Break
-Pediatric airway
-Oxygenation
-Difficult intubation
-Difficult Ventilation
-Invasive airways / Bronchoscopy
-High flow nasal oxygen
-Transcutaneous CO2 monitoring
Awake intubation
-Informed consent
-Desiccation
-Airway Blocks
-Sedation
-Time
Intubation scopes
-Indirect laryngoscopy
-Flexible intubation Scopes
-Rigid videolaryngoscopy
-Standard geometry blade
-Hyperangulated blade
-Channel scope blade
Break
(1hr)
Advances in supraglottic airways
-Second generation devices
-Intubating devices and techniques
Invasive airways
-Percutaneous
-Surgical
Break
Extubation of the difficult airway
-Evaluation
-Bridging reintubation
Summary
Hands on Practice
-Flexible scope simulator
-Single use flexible scope
-Standard flexile scope
-Glide Scope
-McGrath Scope
-Uescope
-Video Stylets
-KingVision
-Teleflex LMA / Intubating LMA
-Ambu LMA
-Transcutaneous CO@
-High Flow Nasal Cannula
-Cook invasive airways
-Cook Exchange catheters
Other as available
Book give-a-way
Swine skin/3D print larynx knife-bougie-tube trainer station
Enduring materials
-Anesthesia machine ASA infographic placard
-Airway pocket card
-Link to electronic syllabus