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Never heard of it, we were tought the EOA (Esophageal Obturator Airway)...sounds similar'
They may be talking about the King-LTS. It has a seperate tube, so you can suction or pass a NG tube.
If you can get a chance to play with the king, try it. It is a great airway adjunct.
It will replace the Combi all together. It is faster and cheaper then the combi.
are the esophageal gastric tube airway still being used? mentions it in my paramedic book?
also what is used more often in the field ET or Combi??
just curious student Q's...
It was strange that they taught us the EOA, cause they knew virtually no one uses it. So they gave us the option for testing whether to have the EOA or Combi....
What is the airway you mentioned, Rid, the "he elastic gum bougie?"
Even cooler is the Lighted Stylette... anyone use one in the field? I've seen them in the OR... and they are AWESOME... they use lighted stylettes for many of their tubes... easier, faster, and less trauma and dental damage.
are the esophageal gastric tube airway still being used? mentions it in my paramedic book?
also what is used more often in the field ET or Combi??
just curious student Q's...