Titlebook: Clinical Anesthesia; Near Misses and Less John G. Brock-Utne Book 20081st edition Springer-Verlag New York 2008 Trauma.airway management.ai

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The Key to Risk Management: Managementit over the level of the pubic symphysis. A few minutes later the patient tells you, “I seem to smell burning.” You can’t smell anything but after putting your nose near the patient’s head you also smell smoke. What will you do? What can the problem be?

Alopecia-Areata

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-653-7 explain that your arms are not long enough to hold the mask and the reservoir bag on the anesthetic machine. He sees your point. However, you wonder if there is a way to do this relatively safely with the existing equipment that you have available to you. Do you know a way?

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Springer Series in Reliability Engineering1 h later, the patient is still in the recovery room. You are called by the recovery room nurse to tell you that the patient is complaining of a painful eye. What will you do and what could the cause be?

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,Applications — Operations Phase,ng. You attempt to find a colleague that would be willing to do the case with the ring in situ. However, all your colleagues are either busy or reluctant to do the case. This leaves you with two options:.What will you do?

Ataxia

Postoperative Painful Eye,1 h later, the patient is still in the recovery room. You are called by the recovery room nurse to tell you that the patient is complaining of a painful eye. What will you do and what could the cause be?

眨眼

Tongue Ring: Anesthetic Risks and Potential Complications,ng. You attempt to find a colleague that would be willing to do the case with the ring in situ. However, all your colleagues are either busy or reluctant to do the case. This leaves you with two options:.What will you do?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-653-7 nurses, with outstretched hands, are preventing the patient from hitting the floor. They call for a gurney, and as you await its arrival the table is still moving in a full left-lateral tilt. What will you do?

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Claudia Holtorf,Matthias Muck,Markus Rudolft’s jaw is found not to be relaxed. Trismus is considered. The nerve stimulator shows loss of twitch. A Macintosh #3 laryngoscope blade is passed into the pharynx with great difficulty caused by the very restricted mouth opening. Only the epiglottis is seen, but you manage to successfully place a #7 endotracheal tube in the trachea?

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Hasty C-Arm Positioning: A Recipe for Disaster, nurses, with outstretched hands, are preventing the patient from hitting the floor. They call for a gurney, and as you await its arrival the table is still moving in a full left-lateral tilt. What will you do?