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1 Last Name First Name Street Address City ST ZIP Address (do not leave blank) Phone: ( ) Job Title (-P, CRNA,, ETC) Circle Option Number: Amount from Chart $ (Circle Discount Type) Group/Student/Early % Discount Group Name Type of Student Discount TOTAL $ CC TYPE (Circle One): AMEX / VISA / DISC / MC CC Exp Date: / CC Number: CC Security Code: I have read, understand & accept refund & cancellation policy stated on website. DATE: Signature REGISTER ONLINE AT FAX Credit Card Registration to Mail Check and Registration Form to SLAM PO Box 2168 Rowlett, TX FOR MORE INFO: JROFDALLAS@GMAIL.COM Training Options Option 1 25 CEs Lectures & Hands On Option 2 26 CEs -Lectures -Hands On -Pig Cric Lab Option 3 30 CEs -Lectures -Hands On -Pig Cric Lab -Human Airway Cadaver Lab Register Before 5-1- $300 RN $400 CRNA $500 $600 $350 RN $450 CRNA $550 DDS $650 $500 RN $600 CRNA $700 $800 Register After 5-1- $350 RN $450 CRNA $550 $650 $400 RN $500 CRNA $600 $700 $550 RN $650 CRNA $750 DDS DO Student discount* (circle One) *SRNA, Student, Resident $850 SUBTRACT 10% 3 PERSON GROUP SUBTRACT 5% 5 PERSON GROUP SUBTRACT 10% Register By SUBTRACT 5% SLAM EMERGENCY AIRWAY PROVIDER COURSE LECTURES HANDS ON S PORCINE CRICOTHYROTOMY LAB HUMAN AIRWAY CADAVER LAB Parker College Dallas, Texas May 12 14, LEARN STREET LEVEL AIRWAY MANAGEMENT SLAM BECAUSE IF YOUR PATIENT CAN T BREATHE NOTHING ELSE MATTERS!!!

2 OPENING COMMENTS BEGIN AT 0800 HOURS ON FRIDAY MORNING LECTURE TOPICS A DISTINGUISHED WORLD CLASS FACULTY OF EDUCATORS, INVENTORS AND CLINICIANS WILL LECTURE ON: MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR THE EMERGENCY AIRWAY SLAM UNIVERSAL EMERGENCY AIRWAY MANAGEMENT FLOWCHART AIRWAY ANATOMY, ASSESSMENT & EVALUATION OF THE EMERGENCY AIRWAY SIMPLE TECHNIQUES TO PREVENT & RESCUE FAILED INTUBATION PHARMACOLOGY OF AIRWAY MANAGEMENT THE DIFFICULT AIRWAY RAPID SEQUENCE INTUBATION THE LMA FOR PRIMARY AND RESCUE VENTILATION CAPNOGRAPHY: BASIC TO ADVANCED APPLICATIONS MASON S PU-92 CONCEPT: RAPID RECOGNITION OF THE CRASH AIRWAY AND OTHER CRITICAL AIRWAY EVENTS THE INTUBATING LMA: RETHINKING THE GOLD STANDARD IN PREHOSPITAL AIRWAY PITFALLS THE COMBITUBE: RESCUE VENTILATION THE LMA: RESCUE VENTILATION BLIND NASOTRACHEAL INTUBATION ISSUES IN PEDIATRIC AIRWAY MANAGEMENT KING LT AIRWAY FOR PRIMARY AND RESCUE VENTILATION RIGID FIBEROPTIC LARYNGOSCOPES FLEXIBLE & RIGID FIBEROPTIC INTUBATION IN EMERGENCY AIRWAY MANAGEMENT LIGHT WAND INTUBATION THE EASYTUBE FOR PRIMARY AND RESCUE VENTILATION AIRWAY MANAGEMENT FOR THE HOSPITAL OFF-SERVICE LOCATION AND OFFICE FAILED INTUBATION IN OBSTETRICS AIRWAY CONSIDERATIONS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT RATIONAL MANAGEMENT OF THE TRAUMATIZED AIRWAY C-SPINE INJURY AND TRACHEAL INTUBATION A NEVER ENDING CONFLICT MANAGEMENT OF THE TRAUMATIZED PEDIATRIC AIRWAY CRICOTHYROTOMY: TTJV, PERCUTANEOUS DILATIONAL CRITOTHYROTOMTY, & SURGICAL CRICOTHYROTOMY AIRWAY MANAGEMENT FOR THE PATIENT WITH BURN AND INHALATION INJURIES LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF EMERGENCY AIRWAY MANAGEMENT: DIFFICULT INTUBATION, FAILURE TO VENTILATE & UNDETECTED ESOPHAGEAL INTUBATION DECISION MAKING PITFALLS IN FIELD AIRWAY MANAGEMENT POST INTUBATION MANAGEMENT: PROVIDING SEDATION FOR THE INTUBATED PATIENT USING THE RAMSAY SEDATION SCALE TRAUMA AIRWAY MANAGEMENT OBSTETRICAL AIRWAY MANAGEMENT WHAT IS THE COST OF A FAILED AIRWAY? THE HALLMARK 1991 ASA CLOSED CLAIMS ANALYSIS REVEALED THAT 75% OF MAJOR AIRWAY DISASTERS* ARE PRODUCED BY EITHER: INADEQUATE VENTILATION, DIFFICULT INTUBATION, OR UNDETECTED ESOPHAGEAL INTUBATION. 85% OF THESE ADVERSE EVENTS RESULTED IN DEATH OR BRAIN DAMAGE. THE MEAN PAYMENT FOR AN AIRWAY DISASTER CLAIM AT THAT TIME WAS $200,000 AND THE HIGHEST PAYMENT WAS MORE THAN $5,000,000 (IN 1991 DOLLARS), NOT TO MENTION THE HUMAN COST. SLAM FOCUSES ON PREVENTION OF THESE AND OTHER CAUSES OF AIRWAY MISHAPS IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE LIABILITY TO PATIENT, PRACTITIONER AND ORGANIZATION. *MAJOR AIRWAY DISASTERS ARE THOSE CAUSING CHRONIC DISABILITY, BRAIN DAMAGE OR DEATH. AIRWAY PROBLEMS REQUIRE PROMPT & EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION TO AVOID POTENTIALLY SERIOUS CHRONIC DISABILITY OR DEATH. EVERYONE WHO SUCCESSFULLY PASSES THE WRIT- TEN TEST AND THE EMERGENCY AIRWAY SKILLS CONFIRMATION RECEIVES A SLAM CARD! PIG CRICOTHYROTOMY (1 HOUR) TTJV PERCUTANEOUS DILATIONAL CRICOTHYROTOMY SURGICAL CRICOTHYROTOMY OPTIONAL LAB HANDS ON SESSION (9 S) A DISTINGUISHED WORLD CLASS FACULTY OF EDUCATORS, INVENTORS AND CLINICIANS WILL TEACH THE HANDS-ON SESSION: ADULT & PEDIATRIC INTUBATION ADULT & PEDIATRIC PRIMARY VENTILATION BLIND NASOTRACHEAL INTUBATION DIFFICULT INTUBATION EMERGENCY AIRWAY SKILLS CONFIRMATION TRACHEAL TUBE EXCHANGE FLEXIBLE FIBEROPTIC INTUBATION RIGID FIBEROPTIC INTUBATION NEW SUPRAGLOTTIC AIRWAYS : KING LT, EASYTUBE, COBRA PLA RETROGRADE INTUBATION THE COMBITUBE LARYNGEAL MASK AIRWAY LMA FASTRACH (INTUBATING LMA) LIGHT WAND INTUBATION HUMAN AIRWAY CADAVER LAB (3 HOURS) (FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY) THIS SESSION IS OPTIONAL. A DISTINGUISHED WORLD CLASS FACULTY OF EDUCATORS, INVENTORS AND CLINICIANS WILL TEACH INTUBATION RESCUE TECHNIQUES AND RESCUE VENTILATION TECHNIQUES IN THE HUMAN AIRWAY CADAVER LAB: OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAYS & NASOPHARYNGEAL AIRWAYS & POSITIVE PRESSURE MASK VENTILATION OPTIONAL LAB DIFFICULT INTUBATION LMA FASTRACH DIRECT LARYNGOSCOPY AND ORO-TRACHEAL INTUBATION EXTERNAL LARYNGEAL MANIPULATION AND BURP HEAD-ELEVATED LARYNGOSCOPY POSITION SUN MED BOUGIE-INTRODUCER (A.K.A. GUM-ELASTIC BOUGIE OR ESCHMANN INTRODUCER) C-SPINE PRECAUTIONS USING MANUAL INLINE AXIAL STABILIZATION AND LEVER-TIP LARYNGOSCOPE COMBITUBE INSERTION AND SUBSEQUENT VENTILATION RIGID FIBEROPOTIC LARYNGOSCOPY INSERTION OF THE LMA CLASSIC, FASTRACH, UNIQUE & PROSEAL WITH SUBSEQUENT VENTILATION INSERTION OF THE KING LARYNGEAL TUBE WITH SUBSEQUENT VENTILATION INSERTION OF COBRA PLA WITH SUBSEQUENT VENTILATION INSERTION OF THE LMA CLASSIC, UNIQUE & PROSEAL WITH SUBSEQUENT VENTILATION COOK TRACHEAL TUBE EXCHANGE CATHETER RIGID FIBEROPTIC LARYNGOSCOPY (UPSHER SCOPE) VIDEO ASSISTED LARYNGOSCOPY (E.G. THE GLIDE SCOPE) LIGHT WAND INTUBATION LMA C-TRACH INTUBATION (IF PROVIDED BY LMA NORTH AMERICA) EASYTUBE INSERTION WITH SUBSEQUENT VENTILATION GO TO FOR EXHIBITOR INFORMATION LODGING INFORMATION DETAILED LECTURE SCHEDULE ONE DAY REGISTRATION PRICES CONFERENCE BEGINS EACH DAY AT 0700 HOURS CONFERENCE ENDS AT 1900 HOURS ON FRIDAY & SATURDAY CONFERENCE ADJOURNS AT 1400 HOURS ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON LECTURES (FRIDAY/SATURDAY/SUNDAY) HANDS-ON SESSION (FRIDAY/SATURDAY) PIG CRIC LAB (FRIDAY/SATURDAY/SUNDAY) CADAVER LAB (FRIDAY/SATURDAY/SUNDAY)

3 Agenda Friday - May 12, Friday - May 12, Friday - May 12, Friday - May 12, Friday - May 12, Registration Welcome James Rich, CRNA SLAM Universal Emergency Airway Flowchart: James Rich, CRNA Life is All About Choices Airway Anatomy, Assessment & Evaluation Michael Frass, Techniques to Rescue Intubation James Rich, CRNA Friday - May 12, Airway Cadaver Labs Begin: Nine Optional Break-Out Sessions of 180 minutes each over 3 days. (Multiple Sessions Each Day). WE Gandy, JD, LP Bryan Ross, RN Paul Kuper, RN, -P Demonstration & Friday - May 12, Break with the Exhibitors 0945 Friday - May 12, Pharmacology of Emergency Airway Management Friday - May 12, Rapid Sequence Intubation Friday - May 12, Airway management for the patient with Burn & Inhalation Injuries Friday - May 12, Capnography and other Methods to Confirm Intubation Friday - May 12, LUNCH Gary Purdue, Friday - May 12, The Esophageal Tracheal Double Lumen Airway Michael Frass, Friday - May 12, The LMA: Use for Rescue Ventilation James Rich, CRNA Friday - May 12, BREAK Friday - May 12, Mason s PU 92 Concept Rapid Recognition & James Rich, CRNA Treatment of Crash Airway and other Critical Airway Events Friday - May 12, The Intubating LMA For Emergency Ventilation James Rich, CRNA and Emergency Intubation Friday - May 12, Whistle Assisted Blind Nasal Intubation George Beck, CADAVER LAB Friday - May 12, Porcine Cricothyrotomy Lab: 3-50 minute Sessions Alexandre Migala, DO Demonstration & HANDS-ON SESSION WITH NINE 25-MINUTE S EVERYONE ROTATES AND TAKES SELF-BREAKS THIS SESSION REPEATS ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON SO EVERYONE HAS ENOUGH TIME TO SPEND AT EACH Friday - May 12, Esophageal Tracheal Double Lumen Airway Station Michael Frass, Robin Justice, RN Friday - May 12, LMA Station James Rich, CRNA Friday - May 12, Pediatric airway Station John Pennant, Friday - May 12, Fiberoptic Intubation Station Ashutosh Wali,

4 Friday - May 12, Blind Nasotracheal Intubation Station George Beck, Friday - May 12, Basic & Advanced Intubation Techniques Jeff Beeson, DO Friday - May 12, Cricothyrotomy Station Jane Hill, -P Friday - May 12, Supraglottic Airway Station Mark Hinson, RN Friday - May 12, Techniques to Rescue Intubation Craig Troop, Saturday - May 13, Saturday - May 13, Registration Continental Breakfast Issues in Pediatric Airway Management: Pitfalls John Pennant, Lecture & Powerpoint of Pediatric Intubation Bougie-Assisted Intubation James Rich, CRNA Fiberscopic & Video-Assisted Inutbation James Rich, CRNA Flexible Fiberoptic Intubation John Pennant, Airway Cadaver Labs Begin: Nine Optional Break-Out Sessions of 180 minutes each over 3 days. (Multiple Sessions Each Day). WE Gandy, JD, LP Bryan Ross, RN Paul Kuper, RN, -P Demonstration & Retrograde Intubation Jeff Beeson, DO Break with the Exhibitors The Difficult Airway John Pennant, Airway Considerations in the Emergency Department Jeff Beeson, DO Airway Management for the Hospital Off- James Rich, CRNA Service Location The Emergency Airway in Prehospital Care William E. Gandy, LP, JD Strategies to Overcome Failed Inubation in Ashutosh Wali, Obstetrics Lunch Drug Assisted Rescue Ventilation James Rich, CRNA Porcine Cricothyrotomy Lab: Multiple 50- Minute Sessions Alexandre Migala, DO HANDS-ON SESSION WITH NINE 25-MINUTE S EVERYONE ROTATES AND TAKES SELF-BREAKS THIS SESSION REPEATS ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON SO EVERYONE HAS ENOUGH TIME TO SPEND AT EACH LMA Training Cricothyrotomy Training

5 Esophageal Tracheal Double Lumen Airway Station Michael Frass, Robin Justice, RN LMA Station James Rich, CRNA Pediatric airway Station John Pennant, Fiberoptic Intubation Station Ashutosh Wali, Blind Nasotracheal Intubation Station George Beck, Basic & Advanced Intubation Techniques Jeff Beeson, DO Cricothyrotomy Station Jane Hill, -P Supraglottic Airway Station Mark Hinson, RN Techniques to Rescue Intubation Craig Troop, Sunday May 14, Sunday May 14, Registration and Continental Breakfast 0730 Sunday May 14, Sunday May 14, Sunday May 14, Airway Cadaver Labs Begin: Ten Optional Break-Out Sessions of 180 Minutes Each over 3 days (On Sunday only if needed) Sunday May 14, Sunday May 14, Traumatized Airway Alexandre Migala, DO The C-Spine Injured Patient Paul Kuper, RN, -P Considerations in Pediatric Emergency Airway Management WE Gandy, JD, LP Bryan Ross, RN Paul Kuper, RN, -P John Pennant, Cricothyrotomy Alexandre Migala, DO Sunday May 14, Break Exhibit Hall Closes at 10 a.m Porcine Cricothyrotomy Lab: Multiple 50- Minute Sessions (On Sunday only if needed) Sunday May 14, Legal Implications of Emergency Airway Management Alexandre Migala, DO Gene Gandy, LP, JD Sunday May 14, Sedation/Anaglesia in the Prehospital Arena Supraglottic Airway Training Sunday May 14, Overcoming Difficult Intubation in Anesthesia Craig Troop, Sunday May 14, Box Lunch & Lecture: Monitoring & Sedation for the Nonintubated Patient: The Ramsay Sedation Scale Michael A.E. Ramsay, Sunday-May 14, Take Home Message James Rich, CRNA Sunday-May 14, Closing Comments James Rich, CRNA Sunday-May 14, 1800 Airway Cadaver Labs Adjourn Combitube Training

6 Lodging Options for SLAM Dallas We have a limited number of blocked rooms at 7 Conference Hotel We have room blocks with prices ranging from $54 to $91 per night (check details below). All hotels are a short car trip or cab ride from Parker College. Cost of the hotel room is the responsibility of each attendee. Book your room early to assure lodging. You must mention SLAM when making the reservation except as noted below (i.e. note Hampton Inn). Rooms are generally available until 3 weeks before the start of the conference on a first come first served basis. Comfort Suites Dallas $59.99 per night You may also register by ing: NJPowell@chasehospitality.com 2287 W. Northwest Highway Includes: continental Breakfast A reception will be held for SLAM Comfort Suites Guests (only) on Thursday evening from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. (complimentary beer, wine and sodas) Country Inn and Suites $65 per night Courtyard by Marriott $54 per night Composite Drive Exit 438 on 35E (Walnut Hill Lane) Includes breakfast Drury Inn $63 per night Exit 438 off 35E (Walnut Hill Lane) 2421 Walnut Hill Dallas, TX Includes breakfast and evening cordials Exit 436 off of 35E (at Northwest Highway) 2383 Stemmons Trail Hampton Inn $79-$91 Exit 438 off 35E (Walnut Hill Lane) You must mention this reservation number: Composite Drive Dallas, TX Raddison $69.00 Single ($79 with Breakfast) $79.00 double ($89 with Breakfast) Exit 436 at Northwest Highway (one exit from Parker College Exit) Radisson Hotel & Suites 2330 W. Northwest Highway Dallas, Texas Raddison provides: Complimentary transportation to both DFW/Love Field Complimentary transportation to Parker College upon request and availability Complimentary transportation to Restaurant row, 3 miles of the hotel, Grapevine and Irving Mall Complimentary parking Outdoor pool and jazucci Workout room Room rate $69.00 Single without breakfast/$79.00 double without breakfast $79.00 Single with breakfast/$89.00 double with breakfast Visit our web site at Exit 436 off 35E (Northwest Highway) 2363 Stemmons Trail Springhill Suites $75 per night Includes breakfast and evening cordials Baymont Inn & Suites > 2370 W. Northwest Hwy. > > phone > fax > Exit 436 at Northwest Highway (one exit from Parker College) > > $50.00 plus tax per night >Morning and Evening Shuttle > Includes: Continental Breakfast > Free 800 and local call > Indoor Pool and Hot Tub > Free High Speed Internet Access > Complimentary Shuttle 5 mile area > Restaurant Row > All Room Types > > Just mention Airway Workshop to get this great rate!