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Airway Management Checklist

by Tony Spence, from the Community

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This airway management checklist supports clinical training and assessment without intubation. It guides learners through PPE and hazard checks, manual airway maneuvers (including head tilt–chin lift and triple airway maneuver), and correct selection, measurement, insertion, and patency checks for oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal airways, as well as supraglottic devices. It also covers appropriate suction equipment and techniques and includes underpinning knowledge questions to reinforce learning. Intended for clinical and EMS education; always follow local protocols and professional guidance.

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