INTUBATION IN CRITICAL CARE DATA FORM FAQ/HELP
8-digit MRN:
Primary Indication for Intubation:
Respiratory failure
Shock
Decr. LOC
Cardiac arrest
Procedure
Other
Location of intubation:
ICU
Emerg
ward
Physicians:
Primary Operator:
Supervisor: present? No Yes
Level:
medical student PGY 1 PGY 2 PGY 3 PGY 4 PGY 5 PGY 5+ Clinical Associate ICU fellow consultant
. PGY 1 PGY 2 PGY 3 PGY 4 PGY 5 PGY 5+ Clinical Associate ICU Fellow Consultant Other
Specialty:
. internal medicine emergency medicine surgery anesthesiology critical care family practice Other
Airway Exam:
Neck Extension
Not tested
Reduced Normal Contraindicated
Mallampati
1 (entire uvula) 2 (part of uvula) 3 (soft palate) 4 (hard palate only)
Mouth opening (# of fingers)
3 2 1 0
Thyromental distance (# of fingers)
4 (or more) 3 2 1
Bag Mask Ventilation:
No difficulties (good seal with single provider, sats maintained)
Airway (oral or nasotracheal) required to maintain sats
Two hands were required to maintain a mask seal.
Unable to keep sats > 90% with bag mask ventilation.
Not attempted.
Intubation attempts:
Attempt:
Performed by:
Technique(s) employed (check all appropriate)*
1
Primary Supervisor
L B GS LW FOB LMA Sx
2
3
4
5
6
* L = laryngoscope B = bougie GS = glidescope LW = lightwand
FOB = fibreoptic bronchoscope LMA = laryngeal mask airwa Sx = surgical airway
Total number of intubation attempts:
Total time from beginning of first attempt until ETT confirmed in trachea (min):
Cricoid pressure during attempts? Yes No
End-tidal CO2 detector used? Yes No
Tube size #
Evac. tube? Yes No
Medications:
Drug
Dose/unit
. No drugs used Topical lidocaine Topical benzocaine IV Lidocaine Morphine Midazolam Fentanyl Ketamine Propofol Etomidate Succinylcholine Rocuronium
. mg mcg
Vasopressors:
Prior to intubation
New or increased following intubation
mcg phenylephrine total (during and immediately post intubation)
Glottic view:
I (entire vocal cords) II (part of vocal cords) III (epiglottis only) IV (non-visualized epiglottis)
Vitals:
Blood pressure
HR
RR
SaO2
FiO2 (0.21-1.00)
Pre-intubation
mmHg
bpm
%
5 minutes post intubation
Lowest documented during intubation
X
Complications:
No complications
Frank aspiration at time of intubation.
New unexpected infiltrate on post intubation CXR.
Endobronchial intubation identified on post intubation CXR.
Pneumothorax
Cardiac arrest at time of intubation
Cardiac arrest within 30 minutes of intubation.
Airway/dental trauma
Death (within 30 minutes)
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