Welcome to the trivia quiz on King LTS-D Disposable Laryngeal Tube! This is a tool that is used by a lot of physicians in case someone has a hard time breathing on their own, and it is safe in that it avoids the possibility of cross-contamination. Do you know how to use it? Give this quiz a try and get to refresh your knowledge.
Patients in respiratory arrest
Patients in cardiac arrest
As an airway adjunct for appropriate patients needing airway/ventilatory support
Patients with a gag reflex
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Esophageal disease
Gag reflex
Patient with a history of alcohol abuse
Recent history of caustic substance ingestion
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The King LTS-D should be held with the dominant hand
The King LTS-D should be inserted using a lateral approach
The pilot baloon should be inflated until no more air will go in
While bagging the patient, gently withdraw the tube until ventilation becomes easy and free flowing
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An endotracheal airway device
A supraglottic airway device
100% latex free
Designed to be inserted blindly
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The distal cuff will rest between the hard palate and the tongue
The primary ventilatory outlets exit into the esophagus
The proximal cuff inflates at the base of the tongue and isolates the laryngopharnyx from the oro and nasopharnyx
The epiglottis will be displaced by the distal cuff
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