Direct Laryngoscopy: Skills, Competence, Proficiency and Perceived Comfort Level in India

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3. Level of Training

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5. Are you a resident of...

Are you a resident of...   United States of America India

6. Successful completion of one or more Emergency Medicine/Accident & Casaulty clerkship or rotation during your medical school training?

Successful completion of one or more Emergency Medicine/Accident & Casaulty clerkship or rotation during your medical school training?   Yes No

7. If completed EM course as a student, which grade was received?

If completed EM course as a student, which grade was received?   Honors Pass with commendation/High pass Pass Fail Decline to answer

8. Successful completion of one or more Anesthesia clerkship or rotation during your medical school training?

Successful completion of one or more Anesthesia clerkship or rotation during your medical school training?   Yes No

9. If completed Anesthesia course, which grade was received?

If completed Anesthesia course, which grade was received?   Honors Pass with commendation/High pass Pass Fail Decline to answer

10. Have you ever used a laryngoscope on a mannequin/dummy or in a simulator?

Have you ever used a laryngoscope on a mannequin/dummy or in a simulator?   Yes No

11. Have you ever personally intubated a patient using direct laryngoscopy (e.g., using a Macintosh or Miller blade with an endotracheal tube)?

Have you ever personally intubated a patient using direct laryngoscopy (e.g., using a Macintosh or Miller blade with an endotracheal tube)?   Yes No

12. Have you ever personally intubated a patient using indirect or technology-assisted laryngoscopy (e.g., using a Glidescope or Airtrac or bugie/endotracheal inducer)?

Have you ever personally intubated a patient using indirect or technology-assisted laryngoscopy (e.g., using a Glidescope or Airtrac or bugie/endotracheal inducer)?   Yes No

13. If you have ever personally intubated a patient, when did you first perform this skill?

If you have ever personally intubated a patient, when did you first perform this skill?   As a medical student As a resident in anesthesia As a resident in emergency medicine As a resident of another field of medicine As a nurse anesthestist (CRNA), paramedic, EMT, respiratory therapist or other allied health profession

14. If you have personally intubated a patient, how many patients have you intubated?

If you have personally intubated a patient, how many patients have you intubated?   1-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-100 101+

15. Do you feel confident in your skills to successfully intubate a patient under controlled circumstances (e.g., in an OR)?

Do you feel confident in your skills to successfully intubate a patient under controlled circumstances (e.g., in an OR)?   Yes No

16. Do you feel confident in your skills to successfully intubate a patient in emergent circumstances?

Do you feel confident in your skills to successfully intubate a patient in emergent circumstances?   Yes No

17. What success rate on a first attempt to intubate in a controlled setting (e.g., OR) would you consider competent?

What success rate on a first attempt to intubate in a controlled setting (e.g., OR) would you consider competent?   25-50% 51-66% 67-75% 76-80% 81-85% 86-90% 91-94% 95-99% 100%

18. What success rate on a first attempt to intubate with direct laryngoscopy in a non-traumatic emergent setting (i.e., medical emergencies, e.g., sepsis, DKA, in the pre-hospital, ED/Accident & Casualty, Intensive Care Unit) would you consider competent?

What success rate on a first attempt to intubate with direct laryngoscopy in a non-traumatic emergent setting (i.e., medical emergencies, e.g., sepsis, DKA, in the pre-hospital, ED/Accident & Casualty, Intensive Care Unit) would you consider competent?   25-50% 51-66% 67-75% 76-80% 81-85% 86-90% 91-94% 95-99% 100%

19. What success rate on a first attempt to intubate with direct laryngoscopy in a traumatic emergent setting (i.e., multi-vehicle accident patient in pre-hospital, ED/Accident & Casualty, Intensive Care Unit) would you consider competent?

What success rate on a first attempt to intubate with direct laryngoscopy in a traumatic emergent setting (i.e., multi-vehicle accident patient in pre-hospital, ED/Accident & Casualty, Intensive Care Unit) would you consider competent?   25-50% 51-66% 67-75% 76-80% 81-85% 86-90% 91-94% 95-99% 100%

20. What success rate on a first attempt to intubate with direct laryngoscopy in a controlled setting (e.g., OR) would you consider proficient/expert?

What success rate on a first attempt to intubate with direct laryngoscopy in a controlled setting (e.g., OR) would you consider proficient/expert?   25-50% 51-66% 67-75% 76-80% 81-85% 86-90% 91-94% 95-99% 100%

21. What success rate on a first attempt to intubate with direct laryngoscopy in a non-traumatic emergent setting (i.e., medical emergencies, e.g., sepsis, DKA, in the pre-hospital, ED/Accident & Casualty, Intensive Care Unit) would you consider proficient/expert?

What success rate on a first attempt to intubate with direct laryngoscopy in a non-traumatic emergent setting (i.e., medical emergencies, e.g., sepsis, DKA, in the pre-hospital, ED/Accident & Casualty, Intensive Care Unit) would you consider proficient/expert?   25-50% 51-66% 67-75% 76-80% 81-85% 86-90% 91-94% 95-99% 100%

22. What success rate on a first attempt to intubate with direct laryngoscopy in a traumatic emergent setting (i.e., multi-vehicle accident patient in pre-hospital, ED/Accident & Casualty, Intensive Care Unit) would you consider proficient/expert?

What success rate on a first attempt to intubate with direct laryngoscopy in a traumatic emergent setting (i.e., multi-vehicle accident patient in pre-hospital, ED/Accident & Casualty, Intensive Care Unit) would you consider proficient/expert?   25-50% 51-66% 67-75% 76-80% 81-85% 86-90% 91-94% 95-99% 100%

23. How many intubations do you believe you would need to complete personally to be competent?

How many intubations do you believe you would need to complete personally to be competent?   0-5 6-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-100 101-250 251-500 501-750 751-1000 1001+

24. How many intubations do you believe you would need to complete personally to be proficient/expert?

How many intubations do you believe you would need to complete personally to be proficient/expert?   0-5 6-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-100 101-250 251-500 501-750 751-1000 1001+