Critical Care Mailbag: Intubating with Severe Acidosis

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brendan c., m.d. -

I would love clarification as to why the empiric setting for apneic oxygenation is RR=12 rather than mirroring the post intubation RR=30?

Love the segment, especially the LMA with viral filter. Best thing about EMRAP is learning something that you can use the next time you go to work!

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Scott M., M.D. -

Maybe I'm just old, but is there anyplace for nasal intubation anymore in the scenario of the need for "awake intubation"?

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