Introduction

What You Will Learn:

• Airway Anatomy & Core Principles: Gain a solid understanding of upper and lower airway anatomy, anatomical landmarks, and the physiological concepts essential for airway assessment and management.
• Routine Airway Management: Learn the principles of routine airway care, airway evaluation, maintenance of airway patency, and appropriate management strategies in clinical practice.
• Airway Equipment & Clinical Use: Learn about essential airway management equipment and how to use them correctly, including suction devices (Yankauer and bronchial suction catheters), oropharyngeal airways, nasopharyngeal airways, laryngoscopes, laryngeal mask airways (LMA), endotracheal tubes (ETT), bag-mask ventilation devices, face masks and combitube device .
• Airway Opening Techniques: Master fundamental airway opening maneuvers and techniques used to establish and maintain a safe and effective airway.
• Endotracheal Intubation Skills: Understand the preparation, indications, equipment setup, and procedural steps required to perform endotracheal intubation safely and effectively.
• Clinical Application & Practical Skills: Develop the ability to integrate theoretical knowledge with practical airway management skills and confidently apply airway techniques in emergency, perioperative, and critical care settings