CH-RI Respiratory intervention
A short summary in PICUlearn's own words. The original wording is in the publisher's document.
- RI 1 Delivering oxygen by mask and nasal cannula
- RI 2 Oropharyngeal suctioning
- RI 3 Nasopharyngeal suctioning
- RI 4 Giving prescribed nebulised drugs
- RI 5 Positioning to optimise breathing
- RI 6 Airway humidification and oxygen humidity
- RI 7 Rationale and assessment for suctioning
- RI 8 Choice of nebulised medicines by condition
- RI 9 Why positioning matters for breathing
- RI 10 Timely recognition of need for respiratory support
- RI 11 Reporting respiratory intervention needs to team
- RI 12 Evaluating respiratory interventions
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Videos
- Prone Positioning for Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)Rush University System for HealthVideo
- Prone Positioning in ARDS: Why, When, and How It Saves LivesThe Critical Care PractitionerVideo
- What is the role of prone positioning in pediatric ARDS? Dr Martin KneyberAll about newborn care!Video
- Essentials in Paediatric Oxygen Therapy & Heated High FlowThe Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids)Video
- Chest Physiotherapy by S. Hamilton | OPENPediatricsOPENPediatricsVideo
- Oxygen Delivery DevicesICU AdvantageVideo
Guidelines and evidence
- Oxygen therapy for acute respiratory infections in young children in developing countriesWorld Health Organization, 1993Guideline or evidence
- Oxygen therapy for children: a manual for health workersWorld Health Organization, 2016Guideline or evidence
- SABRE: a multicentre randomised control trial of nebulised hypertonic saline in infants hospitalised with acute bronchiolitis.Thorax (SABRE trial investigators, UK), 2014Guideline or evidence