Professional Documents
Culture Documents
INITIAL EVALUATION
ASSES URGENCY
Is there acute respiratory
distress?
1. NASAL FLARING
2. TACHYPNEA
3. CYANOSIS
4. RETRACTION
IMMEDIATE ACTION
DROOLING
JAW
THRUST
LOCATION
OF
OBSTRUCTION
STRIDOR
HEMANGIOMA
LARYNGEAL
PAPILLOMA
LARYNGOMALACI
WORK UP OF ACUTE
DISTRES
If there is rapid
progression of the
airway distress then
will have to act soon
Do not agitate the
patient
DO NOT ORDER
LAB if the patients is
in acute
distress
No X Ray
No ABG
No blood work
WORK UP OF ACUTE
DISTRESS
AGITATION
Sign of hypoxia of
airway
Never sedate a
patient in the
setting of airway
distress
LETHARGY in
airway distress :
is late an alarming
sign
Will need to take
immediate action
to maintain the
airway
CRICOTHYROID
MEMBRANE
The cricothyroid
membrane,
1 1-1.5 cm
Lies below the thyroid
cartilage-above the 1st
tracheal ring
Palpating the Adams
apple down, inch, flat
depression between 1st
tracheal ring is felt
CRICOTHYROTOMY
INDICATION
Relief
of life-threatening
upper airway
obstruction in which manual
maneuver
to establish an airway,
endotracheal intubation is not
possible and attempts at
WHAT
TRACHEOTOMY
temporarily create
a surgical opening
in the trachea
TRACHEOSTOMY
the creation of
permanent stoma
between the
trachea and
cervical skin
WHAT
Mechanical obstruction
of the upper airways
Protection of
tracheobronchial tree
from the risk of
aspiration
Respiratory failure
Retention of bronchial
secretions
Elective tracheostomy ,
improve surgical
access, facilitate
ventilation
WHEN
EMERGENCY
TRACHEOTOMY
ELEVTIVE
TRACHEOTOMY
HIGHLIGHT
PRIMERINTUBATION
LOW- HIGH
Tracheosto
my or
Cricotyroto
my??
PREPARE THE
NECK
THYROID ISTHMUS
HORISONTAL
INCISSION
SEPARATE THE
STRAP MUSCLES
IDENTIFY THE
TRACHEAL INCISION
TUBE
DONE
COMPLICATION
THANK
YOU