The Echoey Airway
An extremely serious call with dire airway concerns is what we review today! This crew stumbles through a rushed airway procedure without evaluating the consequences of their decisions. We will see if they can produce a positive outcome in the end.
Medic Materials Podcast · Gerard Cuomo, Emily Yates, Kelsey Coons, Mike Turek
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Show Notes
We review a very serious call with genuine and dire airway concerns in today's episode. The sound is going to be a bit wonky (Yes we know and Yes we did fix it for the future) but we review multiple airway procedures and techniques to help you gain better success in both the BLS and ALS airway interventions. We are joined with Mike (NYS EMT, NYS CIC), Kelsey (NYS EMT), Gerard (NYS AEMT-P) and Emily (NYS EMT-B / ER RN).
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