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Page 1: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques
Page 2: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

AIRWAY AIRWAY MANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT

Page 3: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

RespirationRespiration Adequate BreathingAdequate Breathing Inadequate BreathingInadequate Breathing Patient AssessmentPatient AssessmentTechniques of Artificial VentilationTechniques of Artificial VentilationMouth to MaskMouth to MaskBVMBVM Airway AdjunctsAirway AdjunctsOP OP NPNP SuctioningSuctioning Oxygen TherapyOxygen TherapyOxygen AdministrationOxygen AdministrationHypoxiaHypoxiaOxygen Therapy EquipmentOxygen Therapy EquipmentSpecial ConsiderationsSpecial Considerations

Page 4: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Nose/mouth – pharynx/oropharynx – Nose/mouth – pharynx/oropharynx – Larynx – Trachea – Bronchi – Larynx – Trachea – Bronchi – Bronchioles – Lungs- AlveoliBronchioles – Lungs- Alveoli

Page 5: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

The intercostal muscles and the diaphragm The intercostal muscles and the diaphragm contract, increasing the size of the contract, increasing the size of the thoracic cavity. The diaphragm moves thoracic cavity. The diaphragm moves slightly downward, the ribs move slightly downward, the ribs move upward/outward and air flows into the upward/outward and air flows into the lungslungs

InhalationInhalation

Exhalation is the reverseExhalation is the reverse

ALL IS NORMAL BASED ON………ALL IS NORMAL BASED ON………

Page 6: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

RateRate RhythmRhythm QualityQuality DepthDepth

12-2012-20 regularregular breath breath adequateadequate

soundssounds

Skin is warm/pink/drySkin is warm/pink/dry

Page 7: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Minute VolumeMinute Volume The amount of air move through the The amount of air move through the

lungs in one minutelungs in one minute The higher the Minute Volume the The higher the Minute Volume the

more CO2 is being releasedmore CO2 is being released And the opposite is trueAnd the opposite is true

Page 8: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Normal Minute VolumeNormal Minute Volume

12bpm x 500 mL – 150 mL/bpm dead 12bpm x 500 mL – 150 mL/bpm dead space=space=

4200mL/minute4200mL/minute

Dead space is air that does not take Dead space is air that does not take part in gas exchangepart in gas exchange

Page 9: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

INADEQUATE BREATHINGINADEQUATE BREATHING Respiratory DistressRespiratory Distress Respiratory FailureRespiratory Failure Respiratory ArrestRespiratory Arrest

Page 10: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Inadequate Breathing DefinedInadequate Breathing Defined

Depth of breathing and rate fall Depth of breathing and rate fall outside normal limitsoutside normal limits

Page 11: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Signs of Inadequate BreathingSigns of Inadequate Breathing Rate, rhythm, qualityRate, rhythm, quality Skin colorSkin color

CyanosisCyanosis Use of Accessory MusclesUse of Accessory Muscles Abnormal soundsAbnormal sounds

Rales, Ronchi, Stridor, WheezesRales, Ronchi, Stridor, Wheezes

Page 12: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Considerations for Infants/ChildrenConsiderations for Infants/Children RetractionsRetractions

Above the clavicles and between Above the clavicles and between & below & below the ribsthe ribs

Nasal FlaringNasal Flaring

Page 13: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Respiratory DistressRespiratory Distress Increased work of breathingIncreased work of breathing Sensation of shortness of breathSensation of shortness of breath

Page 14: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Respiratory FailureRespiratory Failure The reduction of breathing to the The reduction of breathing to the

point where oxygen intake is not point where oxygen intake is not sufficient to support lifesufficient to support life

Page 15: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Respiratory ArrestRespiratory Arrest

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Patient AssessmentPatient Assessment

RateRate Rhythm Rhythm QualityQuality

12-2012-20 RegularRegular Depth Depth (minute volume)(minute volume)

NoneNone

Too FastToo Fast

Too SlowToo Slow

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Airway management:Airway management: UnconsciousUnconscious

Open AirwayOpen AirwayAirway AdjunctAirway AdjunctBreatheBreathe

Mouth to Mask with O2Mouth to Mask with O2BVM with O2BVM with O2

Airway adjunctAirway adjunctAirwayAirwaySuctionSuction

Page 18: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Airway AdjunctsAirway Adjuncts

Op airwayOp airway

Np airwayNp airway

Page 19: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Airway devicesAirway devices

Combi TubeCombi Tube

King AirwayKing Airway

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SuctioningSuctioning

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ConsciousConscious

Oxygen TherapyOxygen Therapy

Nasal CanulaeNasal Canulae

Non-RebreatherNon-Rebreather

Page 22: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

Oxygen Therapy (administration)Oxygen Therapy (administration)Examples requiring O2 administration:Examples requiring O2 administration: Respiratory or cardiac arrestRespiratory or cardiac arrest Heart attack Heart attack StrokeStroke ShockShock Blood lossBlood loss Lung diseaseLung disease Broken bonesBroken bones Head injuriesHead injuries

Page 23: AIRWAY MANAGEMENT Respiration Adequate Breathing Adequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Inadequate Breathing Patient Assessment Patient Assessment Techniques

HypoxiaHypoxia An insufficiency of oxygen to the An insufficiency of oxygen to the

body’s tissuesbody’s tissues Smoke InhalationSmoke Inhalation

EmphysemaEmphysema

StokeStoke

Heart AttackHeart Attack

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CyanosisCyanosis AMS AMS

Brain is deprived of oxygenBrain is deprived of oxygen

RestlessnessRestlessness