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What you will learn The indications for endotracheal intubation during resuscitation How to select and prepare the equipment for endotracheal intubation How to assist with endotracheal intubation

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1. Gather necessary equipment: endotracheal tube (ETT), laryngoscope, stylet, suction device, bag-mask ventilation system, and oxygen source.
2. Assess the child’s airway and decide on the appropriate size of the ETT based on the child's age and size.
3. Position the child properly, usually in the 'sniffing position' to optimize airway visualization.
4. Prepare the laryngoscope and ensure the light is functioning.
5. Insert the laryngoscope into the child's mouth, sweeping it to the right to expose the vocal cords.
6. Insert the ETT gently through the vocal cords and advance it into the trachea.
7. Confirm correct placement by checking for bilateral breath sounds and observing chest rise.
8. Secure the ETT in place with tape or commercially available holders.
9. Connect the ETT to the ventilatory device and monitor the child’s vital signs.

Who needs pediatric endotracheal intubation by?

1. Pediatric patients experiencing severe respiratory distress.
2. Children with compromised airway due to trauma, infection, or anaphylaxis.
3. Patients requiring mechanical ventilation due to inadequate respiratory effort.
4. Children with conditions causing obstructive apnea or significant respiratory failure.

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What is pediatric endotracheal intubation by?

Pediatric endotracheal intubation is a medical procedure involving the insertion of a tube into a child's trachea to maintain an open airway, facilitate ventilation, or administer medications.

Who is required to file pediatric endotracheal intubation by?

Healthcare providers such as pediatricians, emergency physicians, or anesthesiologists who perform pediatric endotracheal intubation are required to file the necessary documentation.

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To fill out the pediatric endotracheal intubation form, one should include patient information, details of the procedure performed, clinical indications, any complications encountered, and signatures of the performing physician.

What is the purpose of pediatric endotracheal intubation by?

The purpose of pediatric endotracheal intubation is to secure the airway in critically ill or injured children, ensure adequate ventilation, and provide access for therapeutic interventions.

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Information that must be reported includes patient identification, date and time of the intubation, clinical indications, type of intubation device used, any medications administered, and the outcome of the procedure.