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How To Choose The Right ETT Size For A Child? In emergency medicine, selecting the appropriate endotracheal tube size for children is a critical task. This video will guide you through the essential factors to consider when making this important decision. We’ll cover the differences between pediatric and adult airways, emphasizing the unique anatomical features that influence tube selection. You’ll learn about age-based and weight-based formulas that can help you estimate the correct tube size for various age groups, from infants to older children.

We will also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of cuffed versus uncuffed tubes, helping you understand when to choose each type based on the child's specific needs. Beyond just formulas, we will highlight the importance of clinical judgment in making the final decision, including how to assess the fit of the tube once it’s selected.

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