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Arnold, MC, USA MAJ Ian May, MC, USA\u003Cbr>LTC Douglas Powell, MC, USAR CAPT Joshua M. Tobin, MC, USNRLTC (P)Jamie Riesberg, MC, USA Col Stacy Shackelford, USAF, MC |\n| Publication Date: 01 May 2020 |  |  |\n| JTS CPGs are developed and peer reviewed by subject matter experts serving on the Defense Committees on Trauma: the Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care; the Committee of Surgical Combat Casualty Care; and the Committee of En Route Combat Casualty Care. Special thanks goes to these individuals who donate their time and share their experience to aid the JTS mission of publishing standardized clinical practice guidelines which improve patient care and save lives. |  |  |\n\nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nPurpose .......................................................................................................................................................................... 3  \nBackground .................................................................................................................................................................... 3  \nIndications for Airway Management ............................................................................................................................. 3  \nDisrupted Face or Neck Anatomy.............................................................................................................................. 3  \nInsufficient Oxygenation or Ventilation ....................................................................................................................4  \nMachine, Suction, Monitor, Airway, Intravenous Access, Drugs ...................................................................................5  \nMachine..................................................................................................................................................................... 5  \nSuction....................................................................................................................................................................... 6  \nMonitor ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6  \nAirway ....................................................................................................................................................................... 7  \nProper Tube Placement ........................................................................................................................................ 9  \nIV/IO Access............................................................................................................................................................... 9  \nDrugs ....................................................................................................................................................................... 10  \nAirway Placement ............................................................................................................................................... 10  \nProlonged Sedation............................................................................................................................................. 10  \nPerformance Improvement (PI) Monitoring......................................................................................................","cbCaip5KLOjqJGKK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip5KLOjqJGKK","pdf",42195465,362,"English","# Purpose\n# Background\n# Indications for Airway Management\n## Disrupted Face or Neck Anatomy\n## Insufficient Oxygenation or Ventilation\n## Machine, Suction, Monitor, Airway, Intravenous Access, Drugs\n## Proper Tube Placement\n## IV/IO Access\n## Drugs\n## Airway Placement\n## Prolonged Sedation\n## Performance Improvement (PI) Monitoring\n## Population of Interest\n## Intent (Expected Outcomes)\n## Performance/Adherence Metrics\n## Data Sources\n## System Reporting & Frequency\n## Responsibilities\n## References\n# Appendix A: Airway Equipment\n# Appendix B: Airway Management Nursing/Continued Care\n# Appendix C: Bag-Valve-Mask Technique\n# Appendix D: Supraglottic Airway Placement\n# Appendix E: Cricothyroidotomy Procedure Checklist","[{\"question\":\"When is this Airway Management guideline intended to be used?\",\"answer\":\"It is intended for use after Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Guidelines when evacuation to higher level of care is not immediately possible.\"},{\"question\":\"What patient scenarios does the guideline address for airway management?\",\"answer\":\"It covers indications including disrupted face or neck anatomy and insufficient oxygenation or ventilation.\"},{\"question\":\"What key components and procedures are included beyond basic airway techniques?\",\"answer\":\"The guideline includes machine, suction, monitor, airway, IV/IO access, and drugs, along with proper tube placement, prolonged sedation, performance improvement monitoring, and multiple appendix procedures and checklists.\"}]","Airway Management in Prolonged Field Care (CPG ID:80) - Clinical Practice Guideline | PDF",1790159363,912]