- the use of
excessive force or a lack of
lubrication during placement.
Extraglottic airway devices (EGDs)
create a
patent airway without entering the trachea...
- pharynx.
Extraglottic devices are
another family of
supraglottic devices that are
inserted through the
mouth to sit on top of the larynx.
Extraglottic devices...
-
control Resuscitation, 46 (2000), pp. 115–125 Ron Walls,
Michael Murphy,
Extraglottic devices,
Manual of
Emergency Airway Management,
Lippincott Williams &...
-
addition to all
services provided by EMRs, PCPs are
licensed to
administer extraglottic airway devices,
medication administration through IV, oral (PO), subcutaneous...
-
range of
accepted standard procedures,
including intraosseous access,
extraglottic airway,
thorax punction,
manual defibrillation and cardioversion, external...
