6) Alternative Devices

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McCoy blade is good to use with patients who have…

limited neck mobility, c-spine precautions

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the tip of the McCoy blade gets placed in the…

vallecula or beneath epiglottis

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the McCoy blade features a ________ that provides improved visualization without maneuvering the handle

levering tip

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the polio blade is used when…

anteroposterior diameter of chest doesn’t allow use of regular blade and handle

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the polio blade was originally used to intubate while patient was in…

iron lung

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straight blades are commonly used in what patient population?

pediatrics

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what’s unique about the Wisconsin blade?

entirely straight

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<p>what kind of blade is this?</p>

what kind of blade is this?

wisconsin

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Wis-Hipple blade was designed for use in ________ because the ________ and ________ are straighter

infants, vertical step, flange

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<p>what kind of blade is this?</p>

what kind of blade is this?

wis-hipple

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<p>what kind of blade is this?</p>

what kind of blade is this?

phillips

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how is a Phillips blade shaped?

straight with curved tip

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rigid fiberoptic laryngoscopes are used for patients with…

limited mouth opening or neck movement

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the 3 parts of a bullard laryngoscope

fiberoptic bundle, viewing channel, workign channel

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a bullard laryngoscope can be used with a mouth opening as little as…

6mm

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what rigid fiberoptic laryngoscope was found to have no advantages over direct laryngoscopy?

upsherscope

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the WuScope is a fiberoptic laryngoscope that was designed to facilitate intubation without the need for…

head extension

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what’s the advantages of using video laryngoscopy?

improved view of laryngeal inlet

good teaching tool

less cervical motion C2-C5

short setup time

can be used in awake technique

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the distal angle of glidescope

60 degrees

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glidescope must have its own…

stylet

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with glidescope, enter the mouth at…

midline

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<p>what is this?</p>

what is this?

upsherscope

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<p>what’s this?</p>

what’s this?

wuscope

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<p>what’s this?</p>

what’s this?

bullard laryngoscope

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<p>what is this?</p>

what is this?

glidescope

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the McGrath video laryngoscope has ____ length settings

3

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insert the McGrath ________ and place tip in the ________

midline, vallecula

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<p>what’s this?</p>

what’s this?

mcgrath

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airtraq is a ________ optical laryngoscope with a ________

disposable, magnifying wide angle

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what’s a major benefit of the airtraq

portability

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regular airtraq ETT size and color

7.0-8.5, blue

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small airtraq ETT size and color

6.0-7.5, green

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pediatric airtraq ETT size and color

4.0-5.5, purple

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infant airtraq ETT size and color

2.5-3.5, grey

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<p>what’s this?</p>

what’s this?

airtraq

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when using a rigid fiberoptic scope, use a __________ to elevate the epiglottis

jaw lift

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before rigid fiberoptic scope use, administer _________ and apply ________

anti-sialagogue, antifogging spray

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a fiberoptic stylet has a ________ bend at the distal end

35 degree

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fiberoptic stylet allows for less ________ than other methods

c-spine movement

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what 2 techniques can you use with the fiberoptic stylet

shikani and levitan

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what are complications that can arise from the stylet?

submucosal dissection

lacerations

hemorrhage

hematoma

tracheal perforation

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airway catheters are used as…

guides to pass an ETT

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eschmann (gum elastic bougie) is particularly helpful when…

glottic opening is not clearly visualized

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how does the frova intubating introducer differ from the eschmann?

frova has 2 side ports and hollow lumen for ventilation

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aintree intubation catheter was designed for use with ________ to facilitate intubation through the ________ LMA

fiberoptic bronchoscope, classic or ambu

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why does the aintree intubation catheter have a larger internal diameter (4.8mm)?

can be threaded onto a 4mm fiberoptic laryngoscope

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aintree intubation catheter can be used with what size ETT?

7.0 or larger

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what are the rapi-fit connectors used for with the aintree intubation catheter?

ventilation

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cook airway exchange catheter has…

side ports and open lumen

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cook airway exchange catheter is inserted through…

ETT prior to extubation

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when to use airway exchange catheters?

ventilation during surgical treatment of tracheal stenosis

when going from LMA to ETT

in combo with retrograde wire

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how do light wands facilitate intubation?

well defined glow below the thyroid prominence indicates ETT in the glottic opening

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3 parts of a trachlight

handle, flexible wand, stiff retractable stylet

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when was the trachlight introduced?

1995

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what’s the benefit of a trachlight?

ETT can be threaded on

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what are the disadvantages of using trachlight?

can’t use with patients who have abnormalities or foreign objects in the upper airway

could cause more trauma to epiglottis and arytenoids

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advantages of trachlight

can be used with nasal rae tubes

easy to use

high success with difficult intubations

amount of salvia doesn’t matter

good for small mouth openings

minimizes movement of c-spine