About $3 each.
Trachea
Yes Its their nose
First check the airway. Make sure clear of any foreign objects like a ball or bone. If the airway is clear then get to your Veterinarian or to the nearest Emergency Clinic immediately.
Same airway damage for chronic exposure as with humans. Animals are used to investigate internal effects, and assumed to be like it would be for humans.
The c-ring cartilege in the trachea keep the airway open and help protect it from damage. Since the membrane is so fragile, the rings keep it from collapsing in on itself (we would suffocate) and protect it from damage externally (an external blow to the neck).
Basically for passage of airway from mouth and nose to the lungs for oxygenation.
Depends on which state you are in. Michigan has several levels. An EMT with advanced airway and IV skills is called a Specialist. An EMT with advanced airway, IV, cardiology and pharmocology is called a Paramedic.
its something that you stick into the persons mouth that opens their airway for them and you can breathe for them or you use it to keep their airway open so they dont choke
uncuffed endotraceal tub
One breath every 5 seconds
compressions and ventilations ata constant rate for two minutes
The only difference an advanced airway would make is that you no longer have to discontinue compressions after every 30 to administer rescue breaths. You can continue compressions at a rate of 100 per minute, and give the rescue breaths with your BVM without pausing after every 30 compressions.
Either an oropharyngeal tube or an endotracheal tube if available and you have the training, otherwise use the 'head tilt, chin lift' method to sustain the airway.
obstructing venous return from the brain
If the stomach is increasing in size, you are likely using an advanced airway such as an EMT or Paramedic uses.This should not be happening. It means your airway leads into the stomach, not the lungs. If you're using a Combitube, switch from your current tube to your secondary. If you're using a King or other airway, you may need to remove the tube and try again.Beware, the victim may vomit.
Danger of asphyxiation (being choked) by the ties.
deliver ventilations over 1 second every 6 to 8 seconds