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We have them available as a "rescue" airway in the rare scenario where we
are not able to secure an airway by other means.

Have not had to use them yet, but they are there.

Andrew Bowman
northwest Indiana

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Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 2:58 PM
Subject: Re: LMA


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>    I really would just like some feedback. How many hospitals use LMAs
> in their ED
> and what is the opinion on them.
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> Thanks for your time,
>
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> Priscilla Smith, RN
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> We do not use them in the ED. They are used constantly in the OR, which
> is loved by anesthesia. To much risk of asperation in the ED with
> trauma patients, but we are a small rural area/hospitals. in Northwest
> Iowa.
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> Jules
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> Julie K. Scadden, NREMT-P, PS
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