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BLASIC B

Basic airway techniques ineffective

Basic

BLASIC. L

Long term ventilation required

Long term

BLASIC A

Airway loses patency - burns

Airway

BLASIC S

Suction at Bronchial tree required

Suction

BLASIC I

Inhalation risk - reduce risk of aspiration

Inhalation

BLASIC C

Cardiac arrest - prolonged management of

Cardiac

Provide IPPV

Provide Intermittent Positive Pressure Ventilation