Description
Manual of Airway Management in Critical Care – 1st Edition (PDF+🎥 28 MP4 Videos)
Authors/Editors: Jarrod M. Mosier, III Calvin A. Brown, Matteo Parotto, Raquel R. Bartz
Publisher/Source: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (via Wolters Kluwer), August 2024
Format: PDF+ 28 MP4 Video Lectures / Demonstrations
📚 Overview
This video-based ICU airway training series delivers a comprehensive, ICU-specific approach to airway management—modeled after the structure and practicality of Walls Manual of Emergency Airway Management, but built specifically for critical care providers. Taught by expert faculty from The Difficult Airway Course: Critical Care™, it focuses on real ICU airway crises and decision-making under pressure.
✨ Key Features
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ICU-specific physiology + anatomy for the critically ill (adult + pediatric considerations)
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Step-by-step workflows: algorithms, mnemonics, and checklists translated into real clinical actions
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Expanded critical care topics:
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Intubation + extubation strategies
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Noninvasive preoxygenation techniques
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Positioning and airway optimization
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Hemodynamic risk, monitoring, and airway-induced collapse prevention
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Pulmonary pathology considerations in high-acuity patients
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28 high-impact videos showing ICU airway procedures, techniques, and crisis approaches in a clear, practical format
💡 Benefits for Clinicians
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Built for ICU, ED, transport, and high-risk airway scenarios
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Helps teams make faster, safer decisions with structured clinical thinking
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Ideal for multidisciplinary use: physicians, nurses, RTs, APPs
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Excellent for simulation labs, airway drills, and crisis rehearsal training
🎯 Target Audience
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Intensivists & Anesthesiologists
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Emergency Medicine Clinicians
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Critical Care Fellows & Residents
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Advanced Practice Providers (APPs)
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Respiratory Therapists
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Simulation Educators & ICU Teams
⭐ Recommendation
If you want a high-yield, ICU-first airway resource in video format, this series is a top choice. It combines structured algorithms, critical-care physiology, and real technique demonstrations, making it perfect for bedside refreshers, on-call review, and team training—especially for high-risk, unstable ICU airways.
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