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Effective Management of Anesthesia Crises: Anaphylactic Shock and Unpredicted Difficult Airway
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In this 40-minute discussion between two leading anesthesiologists – the University of Minnesota's Kumar Belani, MD, and Douglas Koehntop, MD – you'll gain critical guidance on reacting quickly and effectively when cases of complications in anesthesia such as anaphylactic shock and the unpredicted difficult airway inevitably occur in your practice.
Here's what's covered:
Unpredicted Difficult Airway
- why large neck circumference (>45 cm) may be your best predictor of a difficult airway
- the role of rapid sequence induction in obese patients, and why it's only part of the answer
- the limited effectiveness of PEEP
- lingual tonsillar hyperplasia – a hidden cause of some difficult intubations
- recommended rescue modalities and maneuvers
Anaphylactic Shock
- keys to prompt recognition
- critical differences between anaphylaxis and other
shock states
- the first clue beyond hypotension
- resuscitative measures
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