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STAR Course Foundation Lecture
RSI and Intubation Approach and Decision Making
Emergency Anesthesia
Initial Approach and Decision Making
Decision to IntubateBased on clinical assessment of need, not on predetermined
list of indications.
• Failure to maintain the airway
• Failure to protect the airway
• Failure to oxygenate
• Failure to ventilate
• Expected or anticipated clinical course 1
• (Humanitarian)
!
Secrets to RSI Success• Simulate this in your OWN environment.
• Positioning! You and the Patient! Levitan’s Line -Ear to Sternal Notch positioning2,3
• Doing a primary survey and starting Resus before RSI
• Maximise oxygenation - BVM on >20L + Hi-flo Nasal Cannula4!
• Minimize Hypotension - resus + dose adjust
• Having a back-up plan A to D4 before giving any drugs1.
• Using enough paralysis - discussing drug doses .
• Waiting for the paralysis to work.
• Allocate Roles - airway operator, airway assistant, MILS, +/- Cric, Drugs + Monitoring .
• Adequate briefing and Communicating.
• Using EtCO25
Who Shouldn't I Paralyze and who I should Paralyze with Caution….
Impossible and Difficult Laryngoscopy 1
L Laryngeal trauma, distortion, radiation or operation.
E Evaluate 3 3 2
M Mallampati Score
O Obstruction
N Neck Mobility, Neck Anatomy
Difficult, Impossible or Standard?
• 14 year old male
• Snow mobile
• Fence wire vs Throat
• Horse voice
• Stridor
Who Shouldn't I Paralyze and who I should Paralyze with Caution….
Impossible and Difficult Laryngoscopy 1
L Laryngeal trauma, distortion, radiation or operation.
E Evaluate 3 3 2
M Mallampati Score
O Obstruction
N Neck Mobility, Neck Anatomy
Potentially Impossible Laryngoscopy
Difficult, Impossible or Standard?
Evaluate 3 3 2
Difficult, Impossible or Standard?
Decision to intubate
Near death Agonal respiration
Apnoea Cardiac arrest
Anticipated to be unresponsive to
laryngoscopy
‘Crash’ Intubation No Drugs.
Awake Fibre Optic +/- ENT Surgeon?
YES
NO
NO
YES
RSI (with drugs)
L Laryngeal trauma, distortion, radiation or operation.
E Evaluate 3 3 2
M Mallampati Score
O Obstruction
N Neck Mobility, Neck Anatomy
‘Failed’ Intubation
• Four failed attempts at laryngoscopy - no more
• Single failed attempt at laryngoscopy with inability to maintain SpO2 ≥ 92% with correct bag-valve-mask apparatus
Near death Agonal respiration
Apnoea Cardiac arrest
Anticipated to be unresponsive to
laryngoscopy
‘Crash’ Intubation
YES
NO
NO
Standard ‘RSI’
L Laryngeal trauma, distortion, radiation or operation.
E Evaluate 3 3 2
M Mallampati Score
O Obstruction
N Neck Mobility, Neck Anatomy
4 Failed Attempts or SaO2 <92%
Plan A 1. Direct + Bougie 2. Video + Stylet
Plan B (i)LMA
Plan COPA + 2 NPA + 2 Person Technique + Waveform EtCO2
Plan D Surgical Airway
If you have to bag someone Maximally Aggressive Basic Airway
Alignment + Adjuncts + HiFlo Nasal + 2 person and 2 thumbs down + EtCO2
• Checklist
• Oxygenate
• Drugs
• Position
• Intubate
• EtCO2 x 3
• Clinical Assessment (primary survey)
• Extend Anaesthesia X 3
RSI with your CODPIECE!
Once asleep - Balanced Anesthesia
• ANALGESIA!!!! 6
• Sedation.
• Paralysis.
Secrets to RSI Success• Simulate this in your OWN environment.
• Positioning! You and the Patient! Levitan’s Line -Ear to Sternal Notch positioning2,3
• Doing a primary survey and starting Resus before RSI
• Maximise oxygenation - BVM on >20L + Hi-flo Nasal Cannula4!
• Minimize Hypotension - resus + dose adjust
• Having a back-up plan A to D4 before giving any drugs1.
• Using enough paralysis - discussing drug doses .
• Waiting for the paralysis to work.
• Allocate Roles - airway operator, airway assistant, MILS, +/- Cric, Drugs + Monitoring .
• Adequate briefing and Communicating.
• Using EtCO25
Credit and thanks to……
References and Resources1. Ron M Walls, Micheal F Murphy. Manual of Emergency Airway Management, 4th edition, 2012.
Lippincott Williams. An excellent book on airway management
2. http://www.airwaycam.com/index.html a fantastic website by Richard Levitan with links to all things airway.
3. Obes Surg. 2004 Oct;14(9):1171-5.Laryngoscopy and morbid obesity: a comparison of the "sniff" and "ramped" positions.. Collins JS, Lemmens HJ, Brodsky JB, Brock-Utne JG, Levitan RM.
4. Annals of Emergency Medicine 2012 Mar 59(3): 165-175 Preoxygenation and Prevention of Desaturation During Emergency Airway Management. Scott Weingart and Richard Levitan. http://emcrit.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Preox-annals-article.pdf
5. 4th National Airway Project (NAP4). Major Complications of Airway Management. March 2011. Executive Summary http://www.rcoa.ac.uk/node/1415
6. Strom et al. evaluated this: RCT of 140 patients-analgesia vs. analgesia+sedation. Analgesia only showed shorter vent time and ICU LOS.(Strøm, Martinussen, and Toft 2010)* and look at this website Emcrit http://emcrit.org/podcasts/post-intubation-sedation-2014/