Flipped Classroom
At various times during grand rounds, we will "flip the classroom." The flipped classroom model is based on reversing the traditional approach to teaching. Normally, we sit in a lecture hall while students passively receive information from the instructor. There is little interactivity for teacher or learners. After each class, homework is assigned and completed by learners in isolation.
The flipped model, as the name suggests, reverses this situation. Students review content material ahead of time. This frees up class time for more interactive work, greater discussion at a deeper level of understanding, and more practice. Review the material below to help maximize your skills practice for our airway day.
Introduction to Emergency Airway Managment
Mike Gibb's Airway Lectures
Click here for Andy Perron's Airway Basics Presentation
Airway Lab Skill Stations
1. Tips and Tricks with Direct Laryngoscopy
HELPFUL DOCUMENTS/FOAMed:
1. Direct Laryngoscopy/Patient preparation Tips and Tricks Cheat Sheet
2. Laryngoscopy - A Definition of Terms by tamingthesru.com
2. Fiberoptic Intubation
3. Surgical Airway
HELPFUL DOCUMENTS AND FOAMED
1. Surgical airway cliff notes
2. Bougie Aided Cricothyrotomy by tamingthesru.com
3. Cricothyrotomy – Cut to Air: Emergency Surgical Airway by emcrit.org
4. Video Laryngoscopy
HELPFUL DOCUMENTS AND FOAMED
1. Video laryngoscopy cliff notes
2. Lights, camera, action - redirecting video laryngoscopy by emcrit.org
5. ILMA/KING LT/Bougie
Helpful Documents
Rescue airway devices cheat sheet
6. pediatric airway
How to Avoid the Pediatrci Airway Kerfluffle
Nathan Mick, MD
Helpful FOAMed
1. Pediatric Airway by HQmeded.com
2. Emergency medical Education of the pediatric airway by emdocs.net
