The document discusses rapid sequence intubation (RSI) and failed intubation. It covers the 10 "P's" of RSI including preparation, pre-oxygenation, pre-treatment, induction, paralysis, protection, positioning, placement, proof, and post-intubation management. It also discusses predicting and managing difficult airways and failed intubations, describing alternative intubation techniques like video laryngoscopy, extraglottic airways, and surgical cricothyrotomy. The importance of adequate preparation, pre-oxygenation, and anticipating difficulties is emphasized.
Slide 1 Note to Faculty : Information that is italicized in this outline indicates points that should be discussed with the Instructor Candidates. This lecture will be most effective if experiences with teaching are shared.
Slide 2 Discuss the principles of adult learning. Discuss methods of teaching TNCC Provider course chapters to include: Preparing and presenting the chapters. Individualizing the content. Controlling difficult situations. Discuss methods for teaching TNCC Provider course psychomotor skill stations to include: Preparing and conducting the situations. Controlling difficult situations.
Slide 2 Discuss the principles of adult learning. Discuss methods of teaching TNCC Provider course chapters to include: Preparing and presenting the chapters. Individualizing the content. Controlling difficult situations. Discuss methods for teaching TNCC Provider course psychomotor skill stations to include: Preparing and conducting the situations. Controlling difficult situations.
Slide 1 Note to Faculty : Information that is italicized in this outline indicates points that should be discussed with the Instructor Candidates. This lecture will be most effective if experiences with teaching are shared.
Slide 2 Discuss the principles of adult learning. Discuss methods of teaching TNCC Provider course chapters to include: Preparing and presenting the chapters. Individualizing the content. Controlling difficult situations. Discuss methods for teaching TNCC Provider course psychomotor skill stations to include: Preparing and conducting the situations. Controlling difficult situations.
Slide 2 Discuss the principles of adult learning. Discuss methods of teaching TNCC Provider course chapters to include: Preparing and presenting the chapters. Individualizing the content. Controlling difficult situations. Discuss methods for teaching TNCC Provider course psychomotor skill stations to include: Preparing and conducting the situations. Controlling difficult situations.
Slide 1 Note to Faculty : Information that is italicized in this outline indicates points that should be discussed with the Instructor Candidates. This lecture will be most effective if experiences with teaching are shared.
Slide 2 Discuss the principles of adult learning. Discuss methods of teaching TNCC Provider course chapters to include: Preparing and presenting the chapters. Individualizing the content. Controlling difficult situations. Discuss methods for teaching TNCC Provider course psychomotor skill stations to include: Preparing and conducting the situations. Controlling difficult situations.
Slide 1 Note to Faculty : Information that is italicized in this outline indicates points that should be discussed with the Instructor Candidates. This lecture will be most effective if experiences with teaching are shared.
Slide 2 Discuss the principles of adult learning. Discuss methods of teaching TNCC Provider course chapters to include: Preparing and presenting the chapters. Individualizing the content. Controlling difficult situations. Discuss methods for teaching TNCC Provider course psychomotor skill stations to include: Preparing and conducting the situations. Controlling difficult situations.
Slide 1 Note to Faculty : Information that is italicized in this outline indicates points that should be discussed with the Instructor Candidates. This lecture will be most effective if experiences with teaching are shared.
Slide 1 Note to Faculty : Information that is italicized in this outline indicates points that should be discussed with the Instructor Candidates. This lecture will be most effective if experiences with teaching are shared.