A Key to Successful Intubation Without Complications Is

question 44

Multiple Choice

A key to successful intubation without complications is:

• A) to prepare and assemble equipment prior to use
• B) to use one type of laryngeoscope only and become proficient with it
• C) to only intubate orally since the vocal cords may be visualized
• D) to use a fiber-optic laryngeoscope to better visualize the airway

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