Basic Anesthesia Induction “S.A.M.M.T.I.D.E” for SRNAs

In this video, I'm discussing S.A.M.M.T.I.D.E, or "Suction, Airway, Monitors, Machine, Tape, IV / Infusions, Drug, Everything else." This anesthesiology induction checklist was designed to help CRNAs perform an induction more effectively. VIDEO MARKERS: 0:00 Intro 1:11 Room Prep 1:26 Suction 2:14 Airway 4:55 Machine 6:06 Monitors 8:43 Tape 9:30 IV Poles & Infusion 10:10 Drugs 10:35 Drugs: Induction Drug List 11:05 Drugs: Emergency Drug List 11:29 Equipment & Everything else — 12:19 Induction Begins 12:48 Gloves are required 13:12 Circuit, Suction, Ambu 13:42 SAMMTIDE reprised 17:13 Patient Arrives! 17:25 Versed 2mg 17:32 Pre-oxygenate 17:51 Monitors 18:02 Fentanyl 100 mcg/mL 18:10 Lidocaine 100 mg 18:48 “Time Out” anesthesia 19:06 Propofol 200 mg 19:23 Determine Relaxation 19:45 Ventilate 19:48 Establish Airway 20:17 Rocuronium 0.6 mg/kg 20:40 Prep for Intubation 21:08 Intubate! 21:20 Protect Patient 21:43 connect circuit 21:55 Confirm Intubation 23:16 Secure ETT (w/tape) 23:52 All done! Bonus tips for ETT taping Induction is a critical stage of surgery, and mistakes can have serious consequences. By following S.A.M.M.T.I.D.E, CRNAs can help avoid common induction mistakes and help ensure a safe and successful surgery. In this video, our nurse anesthesiology professor discuss the steps involved in using S.A.M.M.T.I.D.E and how it can help improve induction National University Student CRNAs practicing basic induction for putting people under anesthesia. -- Note: Sorry for the rough editing and shaky footage! I'm still learning how to use the new DSLR equipment haha