Joseph W Eichenbaum
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, USA
Jiujiang Zhu
School of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Wuyi University, China
Mervat N Wahba
The University of Tennessee Health Science Center, USA
Jianqing Zhang
The University of China Agricultural, Beijing
Research Article
Published: October 12, 2021
Abstract: As Anesthesiologists We Are Commonly Consulted For Intubation In The ICU. These Critically Ill Patients Are At High Risk Of Aspiration And Have Varying Degrees Of Cardiovascular And Respiratory Insufficiency. While “intubation” Is The Reason For Consult, Placing The Endotracheal Tube Should Be The Easiest Part Of The Procedure In Expert Hands And Maintaining Stable Hemodynamics Should Be Prioritized. Thus, The True Art In Performing The ICU Intubation Lies In The Preparation, Induction, And Post-intubation Management Of A Patient Unknown To You Just Minutes Prior. Below Are Five Recommendations Highlighting The Finer Points Of The Seemingly Simple Yet Complex Procedure
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