Help Coordinate Timely Sedative Agents Around RSI

December 2025

You can help ensure timely sedative administration after rapid sequence intubation (RSI).

RSI is a technique for placing breathing tubes in...or intubating...certain critical patients. This is often done in emergent situations...and having the right meds on hand is vital.

Be familiar with meds used in RSI.

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Help Coordinate Timely Sedative Agents Around RSI

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