King Vision Quick Guide V01 July 2014

King Vision® Video laryngoscope Quick Guide

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• Decide which blade type to use depending on technique. Channeled blade or standard blade. • Depending on which King Vision configuration is used attach blade directly or video adapter then aBlade.  • Connect blade to display before powering on • No blade attached → no image; just static/snow (not applicable to aBlade configuration)

IMPORTANT

Always attach and remove the video adapter in unlocked position.

Select blade type

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• Blade attached after display powered on → split image

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• Blade disconnected from display → frozen image (for 20 sec) or auto shut off

Slide on video adapter

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• Note if display indicator turns red the display will turn off after approx. 15 minutes • Lubricate blade and ETT keeping lubricant away from imaging sensor/camera window • Channeled blade – Preload ETT into channeled if desired • Standard blade – Install stylet in ETT and shape to match blade curve • Power on and check for functional moving image

Attach blade

Power ON

Test Battery & Image

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• Place blade tip in vallecula and visualize vocal cords (for long floppy epiglottis, blade tip may need to be placed under the epiglottis) • Advance and direct ETT through the vocal cords and to the proper depth in the trachea • Stabilize/hold the ETT laterally while withdrawing blade from mouth

Insert

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Intubate

Remove

• Disconnect blade from display; dispose of blade and clean/disinfect display • If display becomes soiled with blood/secretions • Clean with dampened wipes (enzymatic cleaning solution) for 4 minutes • Disinfect with Sani-Cloth® wipes for 10 minutes replacing the wipes every 2 minutes • Display is not submersible

Select & Attach

• Do not expose opening for electrical connections on bottom of display stem to liquids • Hold display upright when cleaning

US: Rx only

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• Insert blade into mouth using mid-line approach; follow tongue and look for epiglottis. Don’t go too deep

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