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#8 Crash Cricothyrotomy Learning Objectives Review Prep team/plan/room/equipment Discuss Difficult Airway Algorithm Describe a “Crash Airway” Declare: Can’t Intubate, Can’t Oxygenate! Surgical Cric Locate equipment Double Setup Proper technique Scalpel Bougie Tube Indications • R40 : 40 y/o M swollen tongue, difficulty breathing Hx angioedema Obtunded, GCS 6, SaO2 80% On Arrival Sitting Up, Nasal O 2 , rebreather 0 2 >15lpm SaO2 75% and GCS 5 – LEMON • Protruding tongue, Swollen face, 0-3-2, stridor Consultant suggests Crash Cric • Declare: Can’t Intubate, Can’t Oxygenate Skip Checklist • +/- sedation/paralysis • Difficult Airway Call (888) Crash Cricothyrotomy End scenario after tube confirmation

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#8 Crash Cricothyrotomy. Learning Objectives Review Prep team/plan/room/equipment Discuss Difficult Airway Algorithm Describe a “Crash Airway” Declare : Can’t Intubate, Can’t Oxygenate ! Surgical Cric Locate equipment Double Setup Proper technique Scalpel Bougie Tube Indications. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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#8 Crash Cricothyrotomy• Learning Objectives

– Review• Prep

team/plan/room/equipment• Discuss Difficult Airway

Algorithm• Describe a “Crash Airway”• Declare: Can’t Intubate, Can’t

Oxygenate!– Surgical Cric• Locate equipment• Double Setup• Proper technique

– Scalpel– Bougie– Tube

• Indications

• R40: 40 y/o M swollen tongue, difficulty breathing– Hx angioedema – Obtunded, GCS 6, SaO2 80%

• On Arrival– Sitting Up, Nasal O2, rebreather 02

>15lpm– SaO2 75% and GCS 5– LEMON

• Protruding tongue, Swollen face, 0-3-2, stridor

– Consultant suggests Crash Cric• Declare: Can’t Intubate, Can’t

Oxygenate– Skip Checklist

• +/- sedation/paralysis • Difficult Airway Call (888)• Crash Cricothyrotomy

– End scenario after tube confirmation

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Locate Cric Kit

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Cric Assessment• Laryngeal Handshake

• Ultrasound

• SHORT•S: surgery (previous)•H: haematoma (swelling)•O: obesity•R: radiation•T: tumor

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Indications• Cant intubate, can’t oxygenate

(CICO).• When an experienced clinician

thinks it will be safer than intubation from the top.– Continue to attempt to ventilate

from the top with an LMA/BVM• Age cut-offs?

– APLS suggests <12y/o– Some say <6y/o– Others say <3y/o – AKA: it depends

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Preparation• Can use the “double prep”– Assess, clean, and mark neck

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Equipment• Simple Cric Kit– Scalpel– (Bougie on Airway Cart)– 6-0 endotracheal tube (cuffed)

– Dressing Pack• Skin Marker• Antiseptic• KY• 10ml syringe • Blue pad

• Cook surgical-and percutaneous airway kit

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Cric Technique

• Scalpel-Bougie-Tube • Optimize patient • Oxygenate with BVM/LMA• Locate cricothyroid membrane• Vertical cut skin• Horizontal cut membrane • Bougie• 6-0 ETT over bougie until cuff enters• Confirm and ventilate

Bougie Crichttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVQFJR7qmrQ (7min)

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•We have prepared a “double setup”

•We are are ready for an emergent cricothyrotomy

•We can not intubate and we can not oxygenate.

•Declare an 888 airway emergency

• Our plan is:•A- Attempt direct/bougie/tube•B- Oxygenate with #5 I-LMA•C- Perform scalpel/bougie/cric if sats <80%•D- Perform open cric

• Questions?

• Oxygenate the patient!

Airway Briefing and checklist