Hyperangulated Blade – Guided Practice

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Guided Practice

Start this video, place your mobile device in the holder, and then grab the equipment in front of you to begin your self-guided practice.

Step by Step

We’ve broken down this guided video sequence into short videos below if you need a little extra assistance on the details of each step.

Insert Blade	Optimize View	Tube Delivery
Removing Stylet	Summary	What’s Next

We start this training sequence on mastering the hyper-angulated by reviewing how to insert the device into the mouth and safely navigate the primary curve.

Now that you’ve got your anatomic landmarks let’s talk about the ideal view and why it may not be what you think.

The rigid stylet got you to the glottic opening but that tube just won’t go in. Learn about the second curve and the skills you need when using the rigid stylet so you can deliver that tube.

Now it’s time to remove the stylet and confirm placement. Make sure you’re doing it the right way.

Congratulations! You’ve completed the guided self-practice training sequence. Now let’s review a few key concepts before you go.

Sure you could stop here, but why would you? Guided practice tools are integrated seamlessly into all PAC learning spaces. Listen to the podcast, go to the online space anytime using the link here, or visit any of the related content below 👇

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