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My daughter has been wheezing for a lil while, now we know why.
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Originally posted by Silverback View Postwhile I'm sure Dave here might know what he's talking about, I'd wait for Paramedic Tim to give you the real low down on how to take care of it!
Anyways.....Bryan, prayers sent. She's going to be fine.
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Originally posted by davbrucas View PostRelatively easy to remove...
Sedation. Intubation. Bronchoscopy.
Basically, they will sedate her and put in a breathing tube and breathe for her. They will then use a fiber optic camera with a grasper on the end to get it out. They will then wash out that lung with sterile fluids to prevent pneumonia.
I have removed a bottle cap from a 10yr olds airway emergently before. Kid was blue and not breathing when I got him. Took a look in his throat with a laryngoscope and used some McGill's to pull it out of his larynx. A few breaths with a BVM and he was as good as new.
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Originally posted by akfodysvn View PostIn emergency medicine, what do you do if the obstruction has passed the vocal cords?
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