Re: peds intubation-- where did I go wrong???

[Bill Garrett <wgarrettjr@yahoo.com>]

It happens to the best of us! We all have our good and
bad days. Look out for the folks who say they never
have a bad day, they are the ones who can get you in
trouble!!! Some tubes are much harder than others,
just focus on good technique and never put the patient
in danger, do your best that's all anyone can do! If
you have access to the video tapes called "Airway
theater" they are very helpful, esp. with peds/neos!

Fly safe,
Bill Garrett RN, CFRN, EMT-P, FP-C
Alabama LifeSaver
--- Traumaweasel@aol.com wrote:
> looking for some guidance:   had a difficult 3mth
> old intubation last night :   I am still a fairly
> new RN when it comes to Critical Care Transport, all
> you old pro's out there!!!  any tricks, hints,or
> ideas for intubating kids/ neonates would be greatly
> appreciated.  I am not sure if my technique is
> crappy or if my blade choice was wrong. I was pretty
> bummed out when I didn't get it.  I WOULD REALLY
> APPRECIATE ANY DIRECTION OR COMMENTS FROM EVERYONE  
> 
> 
> Signed:   a  frustrated transport RN   
> 
> Geoff Patty RN
> UH Hospitals of Cleveland
> Critical Care Transport
> 
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