OSCE Revision 0.0 / 5 ? OtherN/AUniversityNone Created by: ameliadolorestaylor2001Created on: 28-10-23 00:05 What are the two indications for airway management using the jaw thrust? An unresponsive patient whose tongue is obstructing their airway and they have a potential cervical spine injury. 1 of 9 What is the contraindication for airway management using a jaw thrust? Responsive patient 2 of 9 What are the indications for airway management using an I-gel? A patient in cardiac arrest that requires BVM ventilation and OPA. 3 of 9 What are the contraindications for airway management using an I-gel? A patient who has a gag reflex and is not deeply unconscious 4 of 9 What size I-gel would you use for a small adult? 3 5 of 9 What size I-gel would you use for a medium adult? 4 6 of 9 What size I-gel would you use for a large adult? 5 7 of 9 What LPM is the patient to be ventilated to following I-gel insertion? 15lpm 8 of 9 What is the indications for airway management using an OPA? An unresponsive patient with an absent gag reflex who requires BVM ventilation. 9 of 9
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