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i-Gel and Airway support

Horizontales
Continuous _____ should be performed during airway management including pulse oximetry, capnography, heart rate and blood pressure
To ensure adequate oxygenation and ventilation in order to optimize patient outcome, and to minimize the potential for disruption of oxygenation, ventilation and perfusion are the ________ goals of airway management.
THE DECISION OT PLACE i-GEL IS GUIDED BY PROTOCOL BUT IS AT THE THE DISCRETION OF THE
The length-based tape or, MCG 1309 and the Drug Doses application can be used to _____ the pediatric i-Gel
The king LT will be replaced with ______, as the supraglottic airway
Supraglottic airway is often the ______ advanced airway, particularly in patients in cardiac arrest, unless contraindicated.
Active vomiting or regurgitation, airway bleeding, severe airway or oral trauma, airway burns, inability to open patient's mouth, distorted anatomy, and upper airway foreign body are all ______ for placing i-Gel
What is the most common complication with i-gel use
10 mL per Kg of air is needed to deliver _____ tidal volume during BMV
The airway must be ____ prior to placing the i-Gel
I-gel must be confirmed with ______ Immediately upon placement an continuously thereafter
BMV is a critical skill to master, control of rate and volume delivered can be achieved through techniques such as the EC-clamp and stating "Squeeze, _____ Release"
Verticales
Airway positioning, two-person BMV, two-hand mask hold, use of adjuncts and retaining denture when applicable are _______to optimize BMV
Airway is a _____ effort that requires communication, leadership, coordination and decision-making
Hyperventilation does not fix ______
Preparation is ____ to successful advanced airway placement and should include preoxygenation, patient positioning, managing hypotension and having a plan B
The i-Gel is indicated for respiratory arrest of any etiology, non traumatic and traumatic arrest in both adult and ______ patients
If BMV is ineffective or once resuscitation has been initiated and appropriate milestones have been achieved (cardiac attest shockable after 2 defibrillations; non-shockable and epinephrine delivered; trauma once transport initiated, it is ___ to place an i-Gel
Performing appropriate ventilation is important for patient outcome; _____ is harmful.
Oxygenation does not _____ ventilation
A suction catheter must be inserted into the i-Gel with every ________
Placement or attempts shall include success, timing, number of attempts, size, confirmation with capnography, and complications need to be ____ in the ePCR
Early ______ with assisted ventilation may prevent the progression from respiratory failure to cardiopulmonary failure and cardiac arrest in the pediatric population
Every EMS clinician ___ be proficient in BMV
Do not forget to _______ all sides of the i-Gel, prior to inserting into patient's airway