Introduction Definition Key Findings Bottom Line Optimize FPS What’s Next Definition What is term, first-pass success, or (FPS) that is so often cited as a metric for high-quality intubation? Start […]

part of the anatomically difficult airway learning space Rapid Review DAS Algorithm Earn Points What’s Next Rapid Review What will you do if your initial plan to intubate fails? First, […]

Start Here Identification Reversal Ventilation What’s Next Overview Here, we’re tackling a high-stakes, often overlooked challenge: severe metabolic acidosis in the peri-intubation period of critical care. This isn’t just about […]

The shock index provides a simple and rapid way to evaluate a patient’s cardiovascular status. It is often used in emergency and critical care settings. An elevated shock index may […]

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A Practical Approach Infrequent Intubator Definition: This applies to individuals who intubate less than once or twice a week, but also those who supervise others intubating, or work in low-acuity […]

Overview An airway assessment before any airway procedure is essential for safety reasons, but how good are we at this clinical skill? The study below suggests we really aren’t very […]

A NEXTGEN LEARNING SPACE DESIGNED TO ELEVATE YOUR AIRWAY PRACTICE Getting started is as simple as scrolling down or go directly to the content by using the links below👇 Rapid […]

Start Here Rapid Review Rule of 15s What’s Next Overview Before you push that RSI medication and grab your laryngoscope, take a moment and ask yourself, “How well did you […]

PACThe Protected AirwayCollaborativeHAVL map // 5 of 5 HAVL PACscape // Poster 414Chapter 5 of 5 Put the whole system in motion Two hands.One fluid procedure. The left hand creates […]

HANDS ON TRAINING THAT MEETS YOU WHERE YOU LIVE learning objectives Now that you’ve reviewed the content in the digital space. Use it to complete the learning objectives below using […]