A NEXTGEN LEARNING SPACE DESIGNED TO ELEVATE YOUR AIRWAY PRACTICE
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In this space we teach you the full fiberoptic intubation procedure.
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1. FOI Rapid Review
Steps for Tracheal Access & Tube Delivery With Fiberoptic
In this rapid review we take you through the procedure of fiberoptic intubation using a Williams Oral Airway.
Use this high speed selection to give you the highlights as a quick refresher, or to prime you for what comes next.
2. Dive Deep With the Full Video
Time to Focus on the Little Details
Now take a few more minutes to dig into the details and watch this full procedure video on fiberoptic intubation. In this case we show you how to use a William Airway to assist with tracheal access and tube delivery. Pay particular attention to how the scope is delivered down the tube with the non-dominant hand.
3. Expert Tips
Things That Will Make You Better
IYMI during the videos above here are some important but often overlooked little details that will help you improve your technique. Make sure to incorporate these expert tips into your hands on practice.
Bend this Not That
If you’re finding it hard to hold that scope up over your head, high enough or long enough, to deliver that tube, guess what, you don’t have to! What this cool expert tip. 😎
Walking the Scope
Having trouble driving the scope to the target? One problem may be how you’re “walking” that scope down the tube, inadvertently pushing it too far down. Watch this tip 👀
4. Troubleshooting Tips
Learn How to Problem Solve
Even with the best technique you can run into problems. This clinical pearls will help you to avoid common problems and troubleshoot in realtime with a toolkit of solutions to deploy. 🧰
The Tube/Scope Mismatch
Did you know that the size of the tube relative to the scope matters? Take a moment to learn why.
5. Tools of the Trade
Spend Some Time With the Tools
Learn more about each of the items used in effectively intubating your patient with a fiberoptic device. If you’re with us in person snap on the QR code of each item and learn more. 🤚
| Tongue Depressor | Williams Oral Airway |
| Endotracheal Tube | The Bronchoscope |
6. A Checklist for AFOI
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This AFOI checklist is a great cognitive tool that will ensure the proper preparation of your patient, your equipment and your team prior to an awake fiberoptic intubation. Use it for just in time learning or in the clinical space.
find ME FOR HANDS ON SKILLS TRAINING
Hands on learning is integrated into our design allowing you to move seamlessly between the digital and physical space.
Find this tabletop card for guided practice at your own pace, in a judgement free zone, and then take advantage of remote and in person expert coaches at our live events.
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What’s Next
You Could Stop Here But Why Would You
To continue your journey through this space, locate any of the posters below within the installation, then snap the QR codes embedded within them to access the digital content. Don’t forget to look for the ✋emoji for integrated hands on training opportunities. If your online simply use the link below to head back to the online masterclass for the same great education content on this topic.
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