Explore an authoritative 45-minute video lecture on the use of high-flow nasal cannula (HFNC) for pediatric bronchiolitis, presented by Dr. Sujit Iyer. Learn about HFNC equipment, setup, and operation, including cannula sizing, flow rates, and proper securing techniques. Discover key tips for initiating HFNC therapy, feeding children on HFNC, and troubleshooting oxygen saturation drops. Understand HFNC weaning protocols, recognize red flags from a PICU perspective, and gain insights on HFNC escalation. Benefit from expert advice on managing sick children with bronchiolitis and considerations for using BiPAP in pediatric cases. This comprehensive guide aims to enhance the care of children with respiratory illnesses in emergency departments facing high patient volumes and limited inpatient bed availability.
Primer on Use of High Flow Nasal Cannula for Pediatric Bronchiolitis
The Center for Medical Education via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
: Intro
: What is High Flow Nasal Cannula HFNC
: High flow nasal cannula equipment parts
: Disposable Equipment for HFNC setup
: Cannula sizing and flow
: HFNC Setup putting parts together
: Key tips to securing prongs to an infant face
: Using the HFNC blender
: Using the HFNC heater
: Using the HFNC Flowmeter
: Do’s, don’ts and understanding HFNC initiation
: Goals when starting and using HFNC
: Feeding a child on HFNC
: Troubleshooting a drop in O2 sats
: HFNC flow rates and HFNC holidays for prolonged ED stay
: When does a child no longer need HFNC
: Sample of a HFNC weaning algorithm
: Red flags from a PICU perspective and HFNC escalation
: Top tips from a PICU physician on a sick child with bronchiolitis
: Thoughts on using BIPAP in pediatric bronchiolitis
: Thank you and closing
Taught by
The Center for Medical Education
