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Integration of Gastric POCUS

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M. Aaron Harber. Integration of Gastric Pocus. . n292. saint-francis.hykucommons.org/concern/generic_works/66f6683f-6e0b-425e-b873-8f405c3518a3?locale=es.

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M. A. Harber. (n292). Integration of Gastric POCUS. https://saint-francis.hykucommons.org/concern/generic_works/66f6683f-6e0b-425e-b873-8f405c3518a3?locale=es

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M. Aaron Harber. Integration of Gastric Pocus. n292. https://saint-francis.hykucommons.org/concern/generic_works/66f6683f-6e0b-425e-b873-8f405c3518a3?locale=es.

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There is limited education and utilization of gastric point of care ultrasound (POCUS) in
anesthesia practice for objective assessment of the gastric vault. Anesthesia-related gastric
pulmonary aspiration is a rare yet severe complication with potentially life-threatening
consequences (American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA), 2017; Bynum & Pierce, 1976;
Gagey et al., 2018; Nason, 2015). Nothing by mouth (NPO) guidelines, subjective patient NPO
status assessment, and rapid sequence intubation (RSI) have limitations in attenuating pulmonary
aspiration (Algie et al., 2015; ASA, 2017; Birenbaum et al., 2018, Putte et al., 2018). Utilization
of gastric point of care ultrasound or POCUS can provide objective data allowing for adjustment
in the anesthesia plan of care (Cieslak, Rice, Gadsden, & Vacchiano, 2020). Even with this
evidence, there is limited education and utilization of gastric POCUS in anesthesia practice for
objective assessment of the gastric vault (De Marchi, & Meineri, 2017)

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