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8. Larynx and Trachea Dr.husni

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18. Augustine Guide, Lighted Stylet Dr.husni Examples of Use: Elective management of patient with difficult airway or emergent use if mask ventilation is possible.

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33. Dr.husni 4. Make a skin incision with the #15 disposable scalpel large enough to admit the catheter, over the cricothyroid membrane, close to the cricoid cartilage

34. Dr.husni 5. Cannulate the trachea with the catheter tip facing caudad. A loss of resistance is felt when the trachea is entered.

35. Dr.husni 6. Aspirate air into a water filled 5 cc syringe to confirm catheter position within the tracheal lumen .

36. Dr.husni 7. Remove the needle and advance the catheter and dilator caudad. Aspirate again to confirm position. 8. Remove the dilator and aspirate once again to insure correct placement within the trachea. 9. Connect the catheter to oxygen source and secure catheter with the tape provided. Patil, Melker Arndt

37. Dr.husni Takahata 1997 . The efficacy of the "BURP" maneuver during a difficult laryngoscopy. Anesth Analg 1997 Feb;84(2):419-421. The displacement of the larynx in the three specific directions (a) posteriorly against the cervical vertebrae, (b) superiorly as possible, (c) slightly laterally to the right have been reported and named the "BURP" maneuver