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I think this great. As an emerge resident rotating through critical care, I often find it difficult to keep track of my intubation success, what methods I used to intubate, first past success rate, etc. This card is something that I will consider keeping with me, or at least will now be a lot more mindful of my intubations.
Thanks for sharing.