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My top strengths are anayltical, consistency, relator, intellction,  and significance.

Abraham- Arranger)- I choose him because he will be able to direct people with what they need to accomplish, which is no an attribute I am strong in. He will be strong in seeing the end game and be able to see the way we should best work together to maximize our potential.
Carter- Communication- Having someone who is great at communication is a win in any team. He will be able to present our topic and idea to the board and put any thoughts we have into the key words and phrases needed to get the innovation brought into our facility.
Daisy- Developer- Daisy is needed on our team because she has the ability to cultivate talent in people. She can show people how to take their small idea and turn it into a larger project. She will balance out the consistency trait in me, as I tend to treat everyone the same, and sometimes you have to treat people differently to help them blossom.
Fernando- Focus- Fernando will help the team to stay on track. With having lots of different personalities and strengths, projects can quickly veer off course. By having Fernando, he can hopefully help the team stay on topic.
Faith- Futuristic- She has the chance to be imaginative. As I don't have a creative bone in my body, having someone who can see the future vision will help our project along. She will also be able to help inspire the rest of the team.

This group of people would be the best to work on the project due to having a person from each of the domains in the group. We will help to balance each other out while creating a great project and presentation.

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GlideScope Go should be an essential part of every paramedics bag, as well as stocked in high volume trauma ER facilities. The ability to quickly see what is causing the problem with a person's airway, whether a foreign body obstuction, edema, or trauma, and quickly assessing the problem can save a life. Not only will this compact laryngoscope help to spot issues with a patients airway, it can help to guide a tricky intubation. Airway management is one of the most important skills to save a life and having a GlideScope Go can be a tremendous help. In a study done by Ibinson, Ezaru, Cormican, and Mangione (2014), they found "A greater first-attempt success rate was found when using the GlideScope versus direct laryngoscopy. In addition, the GlideScope was found to be 99% successful for intubation after initial failure of direct laryngoscopy, helping to reduce the incidence of failed intubation" (p.1).

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- Cost- The GlideScope Go costs about $5,000, with each reusable blade costing around $25.
- While compact, the need to carry disposable blades of all different sizes can cause a need for extra space.
- Need to be trained on this particular device, it's not a one training fits all tool.

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- Fully submersible, easy to clean.
-Disposable blades in a wide range of sizes.
-Blades can be swapped without powering on/off monitor.
-Usable in wet conditions.
-Minimum of 100 minutes continuous use, but able to be used with a cord when charge runs out.
- Rugged design, able to be dropped from low distances without a change in function.
(Verathon, GlideScope Go Brochure)

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The Verathon GlideScope Go is a portable, fully submersible laryngoscope with disposable blades. "Compact, durable, easy to  charge and ready on demand,  GlideScope Go is ideal for use in  small spaces, emergent procedures and whenever your environment demands mobility" (Verathon, n.d, GlideScope Go Brochure). The GlideScope Go is compatible with 6 different sizes of disposable blades, allowing it to be used on neonates to adults. It has a 3.5'" LCD screen allowing the user to see an image right away, as well as records onto a micro-USB for review later.

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Medgadget.com

Medgadget Editors. (2017, September 5). GlideScope Go, a new portable laryngoscope. Retreived from
https://www.medgadget.com/2017/09/glidescope-go-new-portable-video-laryngoscope.html

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Verathon. (2018, February 14). Go anywhere with the portable GlideScope Go video laryngoscope [Video]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NEu6RCmR54https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NEu6RCmR54

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Go Anywhere with the Portable GlideScope Go Video Laryngoscope

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Gallup. (n.d.) Clifton strengths all 34 themes and domains. Retrived from  https://www.gallupstrengthscenter.com/home/en-us/cliftonstrengths-themes-domains

Ibinson, J.W., Ezaru, C.S., Cormican, D.S., & Mangione, M.P. GlideScope use improves intubation success rates: an observational study using propensity score matching. BMC Anesthesiology, 2014,(14:101). doi:10.1186/1471-2253-14-101.

Verathon. (n.d.) GlideScope Go brochure. Retrieved from
https://www.verathon.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/0900-4836-03-86_GlideScopeGo_PromotionalBrochure.pdf

Verathon. (n.d). GlideScope Go. Retrieved from https://www.verathon.com/glidescope-go

Medgadget Editors. (2017, September 5). GlideScope Go, a new portable laryngoscope. Retreived from
https://www.medgadget.com/2017/09/glidescope-go-new-portable-video-laryngoscope.html