 |  | Current Procedures: PediatricsAppendix: Appropriate Equipment for a General Pediatrics OfficeSharon M. Unti, MD | |
Topics Discussed: airway management; fundamentals of pediatrics; pediatrics.
Excerpt:
| |  Masks for bag ventilation (in premature, infant,
pediatric, adult sizes)
Oxygen source with flow meter Self-inflating bag with reservoir (500 mL and 1000 mL) Oxygen masks (simple, Venturi type, and nonrebreather in premature,
infant, child, adult sizes) Suction, wall, or portable/Yankauer suction catheters
(8F, 10F, 14F) Cardiac arrest board Emergency drug dosing card or Broselow Pediatric Emergency Tape Adhesive tape to secure airway Nasal airways (infant to adult sizes) Nasogastric tubes (8F, 10F, 14F) Oral airways (infant to adult sizes) |
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