What are the different intubation techniques?

Intubation

is the process of inserting the tube into the body, so air and fluids can be removed or supplied. Although the most common intubation is to help patients with breathing when the airway is narrowing, there are many intubation techniques used for general operations. Some of the different intubation techniques include endotracheal intubation, nasogastric intubation, nasotracheal intubation, intubation of optical optical government and intubation of video eolaryngoscopy. The respiratory tube is inserted by mouth and into the trachea. The air is then supplied by the tube, so the patient can breathe without a mask over the face. After completing the surgery, the anesthesiologist removes the tube by pulling it out of the mouth. Premature infants who do not have the strength to breastfeed can also be intubated with a nasogastric tube to help in weight gain. This technique is a more permanent solution and includes inserting an endotracheal tube through the nose and into the stomach. Air is pumped from the stomach and nutrients are supplied to dAbout the stomach. This allows the patient to receive sufficient nutrients without vomiting.

Nasotracheal intubation is one of the intubation techniques used when the patient's mouth cannot be opened, for example in patients with seizures, or when a patient is as a kind of neck trauma and cannot be moved. In nasotracheal intubation, the tube is inserted through the nose and into the trachea. This opens the airways and allows the patient to breathe. This method is often called a "blind" method because the insertion is performed without the use of a cam.

Intubation of optical fibers, as the name suggests, uses the range of optical fibers to help the medical professional placing the tube in the correct position. The fiber optical equipment is thinner than the tube and contains a camera at the end. The camera and the tube are inserted into the patient's neck, and once the optimum position is found, the intubation tube slid them over the camera tube. Camera tubeY is removed and leaves only the intubation tube in place.

Intubation Videolyngoscopy is similar to optical fiber intubation techniques, but is primarily used for premature newborns. Videolyngoscopy uses a small camera inside a metal tube equipped with a blade. The device also includes a light that makes it easier for the surgeon to guide the blade, where it must be cut for the desired surgery. Using intubation of videolaryngoscopy, the surgeon can eliminate the need for more intubation attempts that can permanently damage the airways of such a small child.