Module 2: Pediatric Airway and Breathing

Slide 1 - Learning ObjectivesSlide 2 - Assessment of Airway and BreathingSlide 3 - Assessment of Airway and BreathingSlide 4 - Video of Increased Work of Breathing / Respiratory DistressSlide 5 - Outcome of Airway AssessmentSlide 6 - The Pediatric AirwaySlide 7 - Utilizing a shoulder rollSlide 8 - Pediatric Airway - PhysiologySlide 9 - Airway PatencySlide 10 - Airway Opening ManouevresSlide 11 - SuctionSlide 12 - Use of airway adjunctsSlide 13 - Nasopharyngeal Airway InsertionSlide 14 - Oropharyngeal Airway InsertionSlide 15 - Video of oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal airway insertionSlide 16 - Advanced Airway ManagementSlide 17 - Assessment of breathingSlide 18 - Support of BreathingSlide 19 - Single Provider Bag-Mask Ventilation (BMV) Technique Slide 20 - Two Provider BMVSlide 21 - Video Demonstration of BMVSlide 22 - Bag Mask VentilationSlide 23 - Advanced Airway TechniquesSlide 24 - Airway SizingSlide 25 - Airway Sizing - Broselow TapeSlide 26 - Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI)Slide 27 - RSI - InductionsSlide 28 - RSI - EquipmentSlide 29 - RSI - Pre-oxygenationSlide 30 - High Flow Nasal Cannula (HFNC) Oxygen TherapySlide 31 - RSI - Cricoid PressureSlide 32 - RSI - TechniqueSlide 33 - RSI - In line neck stabilisationSlide 34 - Laryngoscope ChoiceSlide 35 - Videolaryngoscopes 1Slide 36 - Videolaryngoscopes 2Slide 37 - Predictors of difficult intubation in pediatric patientsSlide 38 - Confirmation of Endotracheal Tube PositionSlide 39 - ETT Position Confirmation by CO2 ColorimetrySlide 40 - Video Demonstration: Rapid Sequence IntubationSlide 41 - Gastric DecompressionSlide 42 - Alternative airwaysSlide 43 - LMA Sizes in ChildrenSlide 44 - Insertion of LMASlide 45 - Surgical airwaysSlide 46 - Cricothyroid Membrane Anatomy Slide 47 - Needle cricothyroidotomySlide 48 - Surgical CricothyroidotomySlide 49 - SummarySlide 50 - Review Question 1Slide 51 - Review Question 2Slide 52 - Review Question 3Slide 53 - Review Question 4Slide 54 - Review Question 5Slide 55 - Acknowledgments of 55

Learning Objectives

1. After completing this module, the provider should be able to:
2. Assess airway and breathing in an injured pediatric patient
3. Recognise clinical signs of airway and breathing pathology
4. Know key anatomical and physiological differences between adult and pediatric airway and respiratory systems
5. Maintain or restore airway patency
6. Support oxygenation and ventilation
7. Recognise and select appropriately-sized airway and breathing equipment

Module 2: Pediatric Airway and Breathing

Assessment of Airway and Breathing