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Anatomy and Physiology of the Respiratory System

II. Anatomy of the Respiratory System

III. Physiology of Breathing

IV. Pathophysiology of Respiration

Patient Assessment and Airway Management

V. Patient Assessment

VI. Opening the Airway

VII. Suctioning

VIII. Basic Airway Adjuncts

Oxygen Therapy and Artificial Ventilation

X. Supplemental Oxygen

XI. Oxygen-Delivery Equipment

XII. Assisted and Artificial Ventilation

XIII. Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP)

Advanced Considerations and Procedures

XIV. Special Considerations

XV. Foreign Body Airway Obstruction

XVI. Assisting with ALS Airway Procedures

🎮 Pixel Quest: Airway Management Review

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Master lifesaving airway skills with Comprehensive Airway Management and Emergency Ventilation. This practical, scenario-driven course takes you from foundational respiratory anatomy and physiology through real-world assessment, oxygen therapy, and assisted/artificial ventilation techniques used in prehospital and acute-care settings. You’ll learn to recognize inadequate breathing, open and protect the airway using manual maneuvers, deploy basic adjuncts, and deliver high-quality ventilations with bag-mask devices. We also cover suctioning, safe oxygen handling, and optimizing oxygen-delivery systems for different patients and clinical goals. Advanced considerations include CPAP fundamentals, managing tracheostomies and stomas, special challenges in pediatrics and facial trauma, and assisting ALS providers during advanced airway procedures. Throughout the program, concise demonstrations, checklists, and skill drills reinforce best practices and help you translate knowledge into confident action under pressure. The course closes with a focused quiz and a playful Pixel Quest review to lock in critical concepts. Ideal for EMTs, nurses, first responders, and clinical students seeking job-ready airway competency, this course ensures you can assess, intervene, and ventilate safely and effectively when every second counts.

11-Comprehensive Airway Management and Emergency Ventilation

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            <p>Effective airway management is the cornerstone of emergency medical care, as the inability to maintain a patent airway or provide adequate ventilation leads rapidly to irreversible organ damage and death. This course provides a deep dive into the respiratory system, beginning with a thorough examination of upper and lower airway anatomy and the complex physiology of gas exchange. Understanding the mechanical process of breathing and the role of pH in respiratory control is essential for recognizing when a patient’s compensatory mechanisms are failing. By mastering patient assessment techniques, including the identification of respiratory distress and the use of pulse oximetry, practitioners can make informed decisions during the critical first minutes of a medical or trauma emergency.</p>

<p>Beyond initial assessment, this curriculum covers a wide spectrum of life-saving interventions ranging from basic manual maneuvers to advanced assisted ventilation. Participants will explore the precise application of suctioning, the insertion of airway adjuncts, and the administration of supplemental oxygen using various delivery devices. The course also addresses complex scenarios such as managing foreign body obstructions, utilizing Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP), and providing specialized care for patients with stomas or facial trauma. Furthermore, it bridges the gap between basic and advanced life support by detailing how to assist with endotracheal intubation and other ALS procedures, ensuring a comprehensive approach to emergency respiratory care across all age groups and clinical presentations.</p>
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