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FM/BG-435 · v2.00

Understanding airways

Code: FM/BG-435
Kind: Guide
Version: v2.00 2yrs ago
Views: 812
Platforms: As its document
Published by: LtCol James 23 Feb 2024
Last material change: v2.00

58 words added, 52 words removed. Title changed from "Airway managment" to "Understanding airways".

v1.00

~~In our medical system we have Airway management what does this mean. This means that airways~~ can be blocked when ~~getting woundedIt adds~~ a ~~value you need to be checking~~ when ~~a patient goes unconscious named sp02 this reflex~~ the ~~oxygen level~~ in the ~~person and when dropped to low~~ the patient ~~will die. The rest we need to talk about James~~

v2.00

Airways can become blocked when a casualty is unconscious, when rendering first aid the airway should be checked to see if it is blocked or occluded if this is not treated, then it will result in death of the casualty. Airways can be cleared by turning or hyperextending the head or by using other advanced medical equipment. Once clear, a patient can be placed in the recovery position.

~~In our medical system we have Airway management what does this mean. This means that airways~~ Airways can be become blocked when ~~getting woundedIt adds~~ a ~~value you need to be checking~~ casualty is unconscious, when ~~a patient goes unconscious named sp02 this reflex~~ rendering first aid the ~~oxygen level~~ airway should be checked to see if it is blocked or occluded if this is not treated, then it will result in death of the ~~person and when dropped to low~~ casualty. Airways can be cleared by turning or hyperextending the head or by using other advanced medical equipment. Once clear, a patient ~~will die. The rest we need to talk about James~~ can be placed in the recovery position.