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Course Prework
Optimizing Airway Management without medication for ALS providers
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Learn critical airway management techniques — including use of video laryngoscopy and other advanced imaging devices, extraglottic devices, and cricothyrotomy.
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Learn a simple approach to airway assessment.
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Work with experienced faculty who know the unique challenges facing EMS providers.
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Use proven airway devices in small group sessions.
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Practice decision-making and airway techniques in Code AirwayTM stations.
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Face the most challenging patient scenarios in a no-risk environment.
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Meet your continuing education requirements. This one-day course is approved by CAPCE.
Hands-on Training in Crucial Airway Topics:
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Difficult and failed airway management
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Video laryngoscopy and other advanced imaging devices
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Pediatric airway management
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Endotracheal tube introducers (bougie)
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Surgical cricothyrotomy
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Extraglottic devices
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CPAP and BiPAP
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Confirmation with capnography
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Essentials of Advanced Airway Management
Zele, Belgium
December 19, 2022
Course Fees:
Course fees vary. Please contact the Authorized Training Center in your area for more information.
Become a Training Center
For further information about becoming an Authorized Training Center please contact Terry T. Steele at 860-679-9285 or [email protected]
Contact Course Director
This CE activity is accredited for 8.0 Advanced CEH by First Airway LLC, an organization accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Pre-Hospital Continuing Education (CAPCE). CAPCE Activity #: 20-FAWL-F2-0003. Provider #: FirstAir6610.
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Essentials of Advanced Airway Management
0700 - 0800
Registration
0800 - 0900
Lecture:
Introduction
0900 - 1030
Lecture:
Four Essential Skills to Prevent & Manage the Difficult Airway
1030 - 1045
Break
1045 - 1245
Skills Rotations:
BMV, EGAs, Endotracheal Intubation, Surgical Airways
1245 - 1315
Lunch
1315 - 1345
Lecture:
Pediatric Airways
1345 - 1415
Lecture (Course Director's Choice):
Non-Invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation (NIPPV)
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Care of the Intubated Patient
1415 - 1430
Break
1430 - 1630
Code Airway™ Stations
Adult Trauma, Adult Medical, Pediatrics
Additional Skills Stations
Unique EMS Situations, NIPPV and Transport Ventilator
(Instructor to choose 4 sessions from the above options)
1630 - 1700
Written Self-Test
1700 - 1730
Interactive Review of Test
Wrap-Up
Regional Course Directors
| Name | Area | |
| Rudy Princi | [email protected] | USA: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island |
| Fred Ellinger | [email protected] | USA: Delaware, Washington DC, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania |
| Michael Keller | [email protected] | USA: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia |
| Terry T. Steele | [email protected] | USA: Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska |
| Cory Cox | [email protected] | USA: Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Alaska |
| Joey Loehner | [email protected] | USA: Arkansas, Arizona, California, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas Latin America: Ecuador, Chile, Mexico |
| James Habstritt | [email protected] | Canada: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan |
| Jamie Todd | [email protected] | Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Malta, Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Hungary, Former Yugoslavia (Bosnia, Slovenia, Macedonia, Serbia), Albania, Greece, Turkey, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Romania, Bulgaria and Moldova, Algeria, Israel, Saudi Arabia, South Africa |
| Estevão Lafuente, MD | [email protected] | Portugal, Spain, Gibraltar, Andorra |
| John Bastian Etti | [email protected] | Germany, Austria, Switzerland |
| Carl Haentjens | [email protected] | Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, France |