Ensuring the patient's airway is secure is fundamental, as any compromise in the airway during transport can lead to critical complications. While stabilizing fractures and securing IV lines are also essential, they are secondary to maintaining a clear and secure airway for the patient’s safety. Monitoring for pressure points helps prevent injuries but is also secondary to airway security.
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Why is maintaining a secure airway critical during aeromedical transport?
What techniques or equipment are used to secure a patient's airway?
What are the potential complications of a compromised airway during transport?
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BCEN Certified Flight Registered Nurse (CFRN) /
Resuscitation Principles
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