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What is the technique for a nasal intubation?
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Select best nostril, Phenylephrine 0.25-0.5% drops to nare, lubricate ETT, introduce ETT into nare, slide along base of the nose, ETT bevel angled laterally away from turbinates, advance tup until tip can be visualized in abducted vocal cords, macgill directs ETT between cords [grasp below cuff], assistent pushes tube once aligned with vocal cords
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What are malpositioning complications of intubation during laryngoscopy and intubation?
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Esophageal/endobronchial intubation, Laryngeal cuff position
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What are airway trauma complications of intubation during laryngoscopy and intubation?
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Tooth, lip, tongue, mucosal damage, sore throat, dislocated mandible, retropharyngeal dissection
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What are complications related to physiologic reflexes of intubation during laryngoscopy and intubation?
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HTN, tachycardia, Intercranial/intraocular hypertension, Laryngospasm
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What are tube malfunction complications of intubation during laryngoscopy and intubation?
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Cuff perforation
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What are malpositioning complications of intubation while intubated?
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accidental extubation, endobronchial, laryngeal cuff position
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What are airway trauma complications of intubation while intubated?
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Mucosal inflammation and ulceration, excoriation of the nose
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What are tube malfunction complications of intubation while intubated?
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Ignition, obstruction
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What are airway trauma complications of intubation following extubation?
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Edema, stenosis, hoarseness, laryngeal malfunction, aspiration
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What are complications related to physiologic responses of intubation following extubation?
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Laryngospasm
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