NIH Common Data Elements (CDE) Repository

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Name:: Airway treatment type
Steward:: NINDS
Definition:: Type of treatment or procedures the participant/subject received to support airway/ breathing
Registration Status:: Qualified

Value	Code Name	Code Description
Endotracheal intubation	Endotracheal intubation	Endotracheal intubation
Supraglottic adjunctive airway	Supraglottic adjunctive airway	Supraglottic adjunctive airway
Tracheostomy	Tracheostomy	Tracheostomy
No specific treatment	No specific treatment	No specific treatment
Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Supplemental oxygen	Supplemental oxygen	providing oxygen via nasal canula, oxygen mask or any other external oxygen source.
Adjunctive airway	Adjunctive airway	Examples are the mayo device, combitube or LME.
Temporary support with bag, valve, mask	Temporary support with bag, valve, mask
Intubation	Intubation
Mechanical ventilation	Mechanical ventilation

Definition:: Type of treatment or procedures the participant/subject received to support airway/ breathing
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