Blind bougie first pass success endotracheal intubation process: An out-of-hospital case report

The blind bougie technique is performed when the epiglottis visible to intubator, but vocal cords cannot be seen (Grade III Cormack-Lehane view). for endotracheal intubation not routinely by Critical Care Paramedics a failed in prehospital setting. However, at Hamad Medical Corporation Ambulance Service State of Qatar, included their airway clinical practice guidelines. This case report aims describe rapid sequence induction process and tube placement an adult trauma patient, presenting with difficult airway, using out-of-hospital A 35-year-old male patient was ejected from all-terrain vehicle following high-speed accident desert. sustained isolated head injury. Based on patient’s presentation, he required immediate maintenance protection his prior transport definitive care. Predictors were calculated. Using technique, first pass success. It recommended that emergency medical services include among procedures.