Propofol Propofol is less popular for induction than Etomidate because it can cause profound hypotension. However, it does have several benefits to consider. For example, it depresses cerebral metabolism and […]

Etomidate has become the single most frequently requested induction medication for emergency RSI because it is safe and effective. It causes quick, brief, predictable, and reliable sedation—ideal qualities for intubation. […]

Paralytic Agents Overview of Paralytic Agents in Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI) Paralytic (neuromuscular blocking) agents are essential in Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI). They facilitate optimal conditions for endotracheal intubation by eliminating […]

Succinylcholine The introduction of neuromuscular blockade revolutionized surgery, anesthesia, and all airway management. Paralysis has an unequivocal benefit on the success and safety of intubation—the patient who unexpectedly requires urgent […]

Pre-Medication In airway management, premedication (or pretreatment) refers to the administration of medications shortly before actual anesthesia (a.k.a. before induction and paralysis). This is done to reduce complications from the […]

Listen Here Introduction Effects of Stress Performance Teamwork Summary What’s Next The Effects of Stress You know what to do, but the mind betrays us in a moment of need. […]

What’s Inside 10 POINTS AVAILABLE Open the guide and visit each poster to collect maximum points. If you are in a PAC pop-up physical space, complete the skills challenges, demonstrate […]

Use Me 👇 This AFOI checklist is a great cognitive tool that will ensure the proper preparation of your patient, your equipment, and your team before awake fiberoptic intubation. Use […]