NextGen Learning To Elevate Your Airway Practice
Rapid Review
Equipment preparation can be divided into three main categories: The primary equipment you will need to intubate, the backup items available to assist with intubation, and the rescue equipment nearby if the intubation doesn’t go as planned. Here is a rapid review.
The Dump Kit – A Great Cognitive Tool
In the heat of the moment, wouldn’t it be great to have a quick visual aid to help you remember all the necessary equipment? The dump kit is a simple tool for organizing and remembering what equipment you need before any intubation attempt. A great dump kit has the equipment organized into categories.
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Curated MedEd
We love KI Doc. Inspired by excellent Australian blogs such as Dr. Casey Parker’s (Broome Docs), Dr. Cliff Reid’s (Resus.me), and Minh le Cong (PHARM), this website is aimed fairly and squarely at current (or aspiring) rural doctors. Being a rural doctor is a challenging yet rewarding job, not least in a location like Kangaroo Island off the coast of South Australia! These self-sufficient heroes have a lot to teach all of us.
network builder
Some of my favorites come from Aussies like KI Doc Tim Leeuwenburg, a medical retrieval consultant who works in a rural environment. He’s another great one for your learning network.
Setting Up Your Essentials
Watch this video to see one of our faculty experts set up their equipment and give you a some great clinical pearls to supercharge your set-up.
What’s Next
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