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Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsilForeign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsilForeign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly]]>
Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsilForeign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsilForeign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly]]> Wed, 13 Nov 2024 02:15:31 GMT /slideshow/disaster-nurisng-hgfghfghfgyhtryrtwgdfh-pptx/273255721 3RDFLRWARDSJNH@slideshare.net(3RDFLRWARDSJNH) DISASTER NURISNG HGFGHFGHFGYHTRYRTWGDFH.pptx 3RDFLRWARDSJNH Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsilForeign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsilForeign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/disasternurisng-241113021531-f4497570-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsilForeign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsil Foreign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly implicated, which are radiolucent. The majority of aspirated FBs lodge in the bronchial tree, especially the right side, and lead to cough, wheeze and reduced air entry distal to the site of Bleeding tonsilForeign body aspiration Foreign body (FB) aspiration commonly occurs in the 1–3 year age group, and is a leading cause of pre-hospital death in children. It can present early (with history of choking, cough, dyspnoea, stridor or wheeze) or late (intractable cough, fever, wheeze, pneumonia). Organic materials are most commonly

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In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index. In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index. In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index.]]>
In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index. In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index. In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index.]]> Wed, 13 Nov 2024 02:11:34 GMT /slideshow/menergy-nursing-nebergy-hujkfs-gtditr-pptx/273255583 3RDFLRWARDSJNH@slideshare.net(3RDFLRWARDSJNH) MENERGY NURSING NEBERGY HUJKFS GTDITR.pptx 3RDFLRWARDSJNH In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index. In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index. In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/menergynursing-241113021134-dc59fab5-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index. In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index. In addition to the use of standard direct laryngoscopy equipment (e.g. Macintosh, Miller, and McCoy laryngoscopes/blades), various different videolaryngoscopy (VL) models and blades are now available, and have become part of mainstream practice. Both channelled and non-channelled devices are available, the latter with both Macintosh and hyperangulated blades. The Macintosh VL blade allows for both direct and indirect (video) assessment of the airway. Commonly described disadvantages of VL use Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies About 16% of critical care patients have either percutaneous or surgical tracheostomies.3 Tracheostomy displacement or obstruction account for 60% of complications4 and can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, especially in patients with high body mass index.

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