Aspiration and Airway Cleaning

Aspiration and Airway Cleaning

In cases where inappropriate substances are present in the airways (e.g., vomit, blood, loose dental prostheses, excessive saliva due to hypersalivation, bronchial secretions), it is necessary to clean them through aspiration (Figure 7) or by using Magill’s...
Opening the airway in case of suspected injury

Opening the airway in case of suspected injury

Opening the airway with this technique is performed on people with impaired consciousness and can also be used when there is a suspicion of an injury to the head, neck or spine. If necessary, it should be performed by another person who will stabilize the...
Maintaining airway patency

Maintaining airway patency

Airway maintenance refers to the continuous efforts and techniques used to ensure that a person’s airway remains clear and open, allowing for efficient breathing. This is critical in a variety of healthcare settings, especially during emergency situations when...
Administration of oxygen with a tank mask

Administration of oxygen with a tank mask

Using oxygen with a reservoir mask it is possible to achieve oxygen concentrations in the range of 85-100%. The one-way valves on the mask allow the patient to inhale only oxygen or a gas mixture from the mask, therefore it is essential to completely fill the...
Use of a nasal catheter

Use of a nasal catheter

On the nasal catheter, oxygen flows from 1 l/min to a maximum of 6 l/min, achieving oxygen concentrations in the range of 24-44%. It is usually not suitable for unstable patients in emergency situations because high oxygen concentrations cannot be achieved. Equipment:...
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