Beyond ATLS

Is airway management always your first step in trauma care? In this lecture from the ResusX: Golden Hour conference (see the link below for more lectures), Dr. Mohamed Hagahmed challenges conventional wisdom and explores when the airway may not be the top priority.
He delves into the critical importance of preventing hypoxia, selecting the right induction agents, and mastering techniques like the SALAD method for suctioning. Dr. Hagahmed also emphasizes the need for comfort with cricothyrotomy, urging practitioners to rethink their trauma protocols.
Join us for an exciting lecture that promises to transform your approach to trauma resuscitation and improve patient outcomes.
00:00 Introduction
00:32 Initial Thoughts on Trauma Care
01:38 Challenges in Trauma Bay
02:14 Rethinking ABCs in Trauma
03:31 Airway Management Strategies
04:21 Induction and Intubation Medications
05:48 Choosing Paralytics: Rocuronium vs. Succinylcholine
06:40 Direct Laryngoscopy vs. Video Laryngoscopy
07:45 Mastering Cricothyrotomy
08:27 Conclusion and Key Takeaways
Want to watch the entire Golden: Hour conference and earn CME? Check out www.resusx.com/enduring-golden
#TraumaCare, #BeyondATLS, #EmergencyMedicine, #CriticalCare, #ResusX, #GoldenHourConference, #TraumaResuscitation, #AirwayManagement, #PrehospitalCare, #HypoxiaPrevention, #IntubationTechniques, #Ketamine, #Rocuronium, #Cricothyrotomy, #TraumaInduction, #SALADTechnique, #TraumaProtocols, #PTSDPrevention, #EMS, #TraumaPatientCare

[@matheusferrari73]

Amazing

[@CriticalCareNow]

Thanks

[@drayush2]

Fantastic but with vl and suction it nt like we can but we should always , always always proceed intubation with laryngoscope and suction otherwise you r giving opportunity for unnecessary failure.