Anatomoclinic considerations in the orotraqueal intubation in cadaveric piece

Introduction: Orotracheal intubation aims to maintain the respiratory process by placing a tube through the oral cavity to the tracheal structure. Because it is an invasive procedure, those who perform the technique must be endowed with theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Objective: To conduct a study on the importance of anatomoclinic in orotracheal intubation in cadaveric specimens. Methodology: This is an exploratory study. We studied female corpse and intubation materials. Results: It was possible to observe during the procedure of orotracheal intubation in the cadaverous specimens in the laboratory of human anatomy the elements as the epiglottis, rhyme of the glottis. Conclusion: It is concluded that the academic knowledge about orotracheal intubation in a human anatomy laboratory is satisfactory since the study of anatomoclinics in the cadaveric specimen was essential for the intubation process since the practice of orotracheal intubation in human cadavers is a very important tool for the education of the medical student.