nextgen learning designed to elevate your airway practice
introduction
Patients with inhalation injury to their upper airway are some of the most complex and high risk intubations out there.
When do you intubate, what will you experience upon entering the airway, what are the best tools to use, and how should you prepare if your intubation attempts fail? These are all topics we cover here in our digital space.
Integration with our interactive posters, guided practice tools, and coaches for hands on training and expert feedback complete this immersive and interactive learning space.
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Learn more about the unique and high risk nature of the inhalation burn.
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Real time too slow for you? Get this quick hit of clinical pearls to help you prepare to manage the inhalation injury to the upper airway and then dive in to the content below.
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Inhalation burn injuries present you with specific challenges. We review them here.
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This is one of our go to techniques for optimizing your first pass success.
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New tools means new opportunities to improve our approach to these patients.
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guided practice tools
Hands on learning is integrated into our design allowing you to move seamlessly between the digital and physical space.
Use the equipment at this station for self-guided learning at your own pace, and take advantage of remote and in person expert coaches at our live events.
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Preparing for Failure
The surgical airway and preparation for FONA are an essential part of managing an inhalation burn injury because of their high likelihood of progressing to a completely occluded airway.
This part of the management strategy for these injuries are covered in our Fearless FONA learning space here.
listen to the podcast
Got a little more time? Spend 30 minutes getting a detailed overview of the upper airway inhalation burn scenario.
Congratulations on completing this learning space! You could stop here, but why would you want to? Look for more Situationally Difficult Airway (SDA) learning spaces and add another bundle of concepts, tools, and skills your airway tool box 🧰
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