If BMV is ineffective or once resuscitation has been initiated and appropriate milestones have been achieved (cardiac arrest shockable after 2 defibrillations; non-shockable and epinephrine delivered; trauma once transport initiated) it is _____ to place an i-Gel
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
Preparation is ____ to successful advanced airway placement and should include preoxygenation, patient positioning, managing hypotension and having a plan B
10mL/KG of air is needed to deliver ____ tidal volume during BMV
Early ____ with assisted ventilation may prevent the progression from respiratory failure to cardiopulmonary failure and cardiac arrest in the pediatric population
The length-based tape or, MCG 1309 and the Drug Doses application can be used to ______ the pediatric i-Gel
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 bodies are all_____ for placing an i-Gel
What is the most common complication with i-gel use?
Placement or attempts shall include success, timing, number of attempts, size, confirmation with capnography, and complications need to be ___ in the ePCR
The airway must be ____ prior to placing the i-Gel
Continuous ______should be performed during airway management, including pulse oximetry, capnography, heart rate and blood pressure
Airway is a _____ effort that requires communication, leadership, coordination and decision-making
Hyperventilation does not fix _______