Risk assessment for RSI (4.)
When considering the risk associated with Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI), several factors should be evaluated before proceeding with this airway management technique. RSI is a high-risk procedure that carries potential dangers and complications, so a thorough risk...
Intubation in rapid succession (3.)
For RSI, there are several assumptions that are characteristic of this technique, namely that the patient has a full stomach, must be able to secure an airway, and there is a greater chance that the patient will survive if this airway management technique is applied....
Oxygenation and ventilation (2.)
The nervous system regulates and controls breathing. Although to a lesser extent, we can partially control our own breathing. Oxygenation is a complex process of delivering oxygen to the lungs and transporting it throughout the body. The ultimate goal of oxygenation...
