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The patient becomes apneic. You suspect he has a cervical injury. Which type of airway should you use?A. Supraglottic airwayB. Blind nasotracheal intubationC. Oropharyngeal airwayD. Surgical airway
Question 2: AThe supraglottic airway's greatest advantage is that it can be inserted independent of the patient's position, which may be especially important in trauma patients with high suspicion of cervical injury.
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Question 2: AThe supraglottic airway's greatest advantage is that it can be inserted independent of the patient's position, which may be especially important in trauma patients with high suspicion of cervical injury.
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