Critical care is all about the unexpected. From autonomic dysreflexia to shock, your equipment needs to be ready to adapt. Is your bag streamlined for the unknown? #CriticalThinking #ResusDesign

🚒 If you are at the FL Fire & EMS conference, come check us out at booth 451 from the 8th-10th!🚑 flfireems.com #FD #Fire #Rescue #EMS

Preoxygenation is key before intubation. Take the time to optimize oxygenation—it could mean the difference between success and complications. #EMS #AirwayManagement”

Video larygosope technology continues to evolve and advance. Question to #paramedics out there… Who isn’t using VL as their primary device during intubation and why? #airway #intubation #RSI #DSI #Resuscitation

Positioning matters. Elevate the head 20–30° during intubation to improve your view and increase first-pass success. #EMS #Airway

BVM tip: Ventilate slow and steady. Over-ventilation can cause harm—focus on quality breaths instead. #AirwayManagement #EMS

Cricoid pressure isn’t always necessary. Use it judiciously and only when indicated. When in doubt, let it out. #EMS #Airway

Understatement of the century… ETCO2 monitoring = the gold standard for confirming airway placement. Don’t leave tube verification to chance. #AirwayManagement #emergencymedicine #criticalcare

First-pass success is crucial in airway management. Preparation, positioning, and the right tools are essential. How do you ensure success in high-stakes moments? #AirwayManagement #EMS

A well-designed airway bag isn’t just about convenience—it’s about outcomes. Organization and accessibility during critical moments make all the difference. How do you structure yours? #EMS #AirwayManagement

🏔️”The mountains are calling, and I must go” 🥾 ~ John Muir Resus Tailor field trip to one of the most incredible outdoor playgrounds in the US! #WEMS #ResusDesign #Prehosptial

📢 Are you headed to WEMSA Expo? We are! 🚑 Be sure to visit our booth and introduce yourself! Also, if you are around the education booth at 1pm on Thursday & Friday, be sure to check out Bob Barrix’s talk on cricothyrotomy! #AirwayManagement #ResusDesign #prehospital #EMS

Supraglottic airways are an excellent backup—and sometimes a primary—choice for airway management. They’re quick, effective, and can save lives. Are they part of your approach? #EMS #AirwayManagement

Every airway is unique. Stay flexible, anticipate challenges, and have backups ready. Preparation is power. #EMS #AirwayManagement

A failed first attempt at intubation isn’t the end—it’s an opportunity to reassess and improve. Pause, reoxygenate, and consider a new approach. Preparation is key. #EMS #CriticalCare

Never underestimate the power of preparation. Airway management is about planning for success and adapting to challenges. #EMS #CriticalCare

Difficult airway? Call for help early, optimize positioning, and stay calm. Teamwork saves lives. #EMS #Airway

Are you using oxygen sparingly in ROSC patients? Over-oxygenation can harm—titrate to SpO2 94–98%. #AirwayManagement #EMS”

Train like you perform. Airway management is a perishable skill—regular practice sharpens readiness. #EMS #CriticalCare

Super excited for this one! The Resus Tailor joined the folks at the Loud & Clear podcast to chat about how design influences clinical care. Be sure to check it out wherever you listen to podcasts! buff.ly/3QD6aWr #FOAMed #EMS #Prehospital #Resuscitationist