Fiberoptic Skills Self-Assessment
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Choosing Your Laryngoscope
How to Decide Which One is Right For You So many choices – how to decide Direct or video, mac or miller, standard geometry or hyperangulated, size 3 or 4? […]
The Most Under-Appreciated Device in Emergency Airway?
Time to be SAD? ABSOLUTELY!! A LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE […]
Why Fiberoptic Intubation Skills Still Matter
A nextgen audio space designed to elevate your airway practice 🎙️ Intro Summary: In this episode of the PAC Podcast, Dr. Jonathan St. George sits down with Dr. Ralph Slepian, an […]
Facial Maldevelopment
Overview Managing the airway in pediatric patients with congenital facial malformations presents unique challenges that require careful assessment, advanced planning, and a structured approach. Conditions such as Pierre Robin Sequence, […]
Atropine
Atropine Dive Deeper What’s Next Overview There was a time when almost all pediatric patients were pretreated with atropine prior to intubation to prevent bradycardia. Now, the use of this […]
Simulation Sign Up
The Sign-Up for Simulations is Now Open Simulations are a significant part or the learning at PAC. Please pre-register for our integrated simulations here. REGISTRATION FOR SIMS WILL CLOSE BY […]
Cuffed Only
Introduction Cuffed Advantages Dive Deeper What’s Next Overview The choice between cuffed and uncuffed endotracheal tubes (ETTs) in pediatric patients is clear: Cuffed tubes are the way to go. While […]
Sick Kid – PAC Rap
“Cleavon Gilman, MD (@Cleavon_MD) is an emerging voice in Emergency Medicine using his lyrical mastery to educate and advocate about topics such as physician wellness, health policy, and evidence-based medicine. […]
Choose Your Blade
Mac vs Miller Dive Deeper What’s Next Which Blade is the Right One Choosing the appropriate size and shape of a laryngoscope blade in pediatric patients is critical for successful […]
Welcome to the Pediatric Airway
listen here Start Course Learning Objectives Introduction Welcome to the Pediatric Airway Learning Space—your go-to guide for confidently managing airway emergencies in children! Whether you’re a resident, fellow, attending, paramedic, […]
Preloaded Bougie – Guided Practice
This poster has associated hands-on learning opportunities in our immersive and interactive physical space. If you’re with us in person, please make sure to visit the related station and use […]
Prepare Your Patient Guided – Practice
hands on training that meets you where you live how to navigate this space Guided practice spaces include self-assessment tools and allow for self-guided training, faculty coaching, and other hands […]