156. Ped Airway Management Flashcards
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What age do children’s airways become more anatomically like adults? 8
Recommendations for aligning infant occiput? line through ext aud canal toant shoulder - horiz and paralal to bed<br></br>infant <6mo: shoulder roll<br></br>sm child 6mo - 5y: without need for support likely
Major anatomic differences of peds vs adult airway anatomy? 7 1. large occiput and haed<br></br>2. large tongue<br></br>3. higher
anterior airway<br></br>4. Upper airway anatomy and narrow subglottic region<br></br>5. large tonsil and adenoids<br></br>6. small cricothyroid membrane<br></br>7. large stomach
dependence on diaphragm excursion for ventilation
Based on differences in children
how does this have implications for airway management? -neck flex when lying supine so use a shoulder roll in young infants<br></br>-tongue can occlude airway so jaw thrust
oral/naso airway<br></br>-anterior airway needs to have appropriate laryngoscopy positioning prior<br></br>-upper airway is prone to dynamic collapse and inflamm so use cuffed tube<br></br>-small cricothyroid - so use needle cric<br></br>-large stomach so use oro or nasogastric tube for decompression as insufflcation of stomach in bmv can compromise ventilation
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What blad helps with floppy epiglottis? miller
VC and glottis where in infants? C1
VC and glottis where in age 7 c3-c4
VC and glottis where in late adolescence c6
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Nasotracheal intubation - CI in what age group ? <10 given large tonsils and adenoids tend to bleed
What are physiologic differences between kids and adults? 2 Kids:<br></br>1. high metabolic rate and low RFC means quick to desat when apneiuc<br></br>2. large ECF so many drugs are higher for kids and may act shorter
Even if preox well
how long til kids go apneic?<br></br>ex: normally healthy 10kg child may fall below 90% in _ mins<br></br>sick infant desat in less than _min 3<br></br>1
BMV a kid in between attempts for ETT when o2 gets to _% 95
Equation to determine endotracheal tube: UNcuffed 4 + (age in years/4)<br></br><br></br>ex 4yoa: 4+ (4/4) = 5 uncuffed
Equation to determine endotracheal tube: cuffed 4 + (age in years/4) - 0.5<br></br><br></br>ex: 4yoa: 5-0.5 = 4.5
Depth of ETT: equation: 3 x uncuffed tube size = lip to tip distance (should be in mid trachea)
Example for 4 year old kid - ETT distance? 4 + (4/4) = 5<br></br>x3<br></br>=15cm
Indications for pediatric intubation 4 1. inability to maintain or protect airway<br></br>2. inability to ox/vent<br></br>3. clinical deterioriation<br></br>4. high risk for transport
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What medications are helpful for pretreatment in peds airway? 1. atropine - prevent brady related to vagal tone<br></br>2. NOT ACTUALLY RECOMMENDED lidocaine - attenuate reflex sympathetic response in pt with incr ICP concern - though not really recommended?
Assoc between which paralytic drug and bradycardia in kids? succ
if use
burns 3d
similar to adults
masseter spasm
malignant hyperthermia
2.Preox
3. Post
4. Place tube
5. Perform etco2/check/post intub management
2. needle removed
3. then ett connected to bag
if no 3.0 mm ett - cant place a 3ml syringe with plunger removed to cather
4. squeeze bag with prolonged exhalation
b. Fentanyl
c. Repeated dose of succinylcholine d. Rocuronium
e. Thiopental