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  • Session Overview
  • Session Introduction
  • Introduction
  • Accessing Information
  • Bed-head Sign
    • New Tracheostomy
    • Established Tracheostomy
  • Indications for a Paediatric Tracheostomy
  • Anatomy
    • Surface Landmarks
    • Deeper Structures
    • Larynx
    • Anatomical Changes
    • Effect on the Airway
    • Layrnx: Structural Differences
  • Formation of a Tracheostomy
  • Complications of Tracheostomies
  • Tracheostomy Tubes
  • Emergency Management of Paediatric Tracheostomies
  • Tracheostomy Red Flags
    • Overview
    • Different Flags
  • Primary and Secondary Responders
  • The Resuscitation Algorithm
    • Overview
    • Safety, Stimulate, Shout for Help, Oxygen
    • Suction to Assess Tracheostomy Patency
    • Emergency Tracheostomy Tube Change
    • Rescue Breaths and CPR
    • Advanced Response
  • Secondary Emergency Oxygenation
  • Emergency Management - Putting it All Together
  • Nursing Care
  • Bedside Equipment
  • Emergency Box
  • Tracheostomy Tube Changes
    • Routine Changes
    • Preparing for a Change
  • Stoma
    • Care
    • Dressings
  • Tracheostomy Tapes
  • Suction
    • Equipment Needed
    • Indications
    • Technique
    • Complications
  • Speech Language Therapy
    • Communication
    • Swallowing
  • Self Assessment
    • Question 1
    • Question 2
  • Session Key Points
  • Session Summary
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