Rapid Sequence Intubation
ModerateAnaesthesia · Airway
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Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI), also called rapid sequence induction and intubation, is the near-simultaneous administration of a potent induction agent and a fast-acting neuromuscular blocker to secure the airway as quickly as possible while minimising the interval during which the patient is unprotected from aspiration. It is the default technique in any patient presumed to have a full stomach or high aspiration r…
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