《Table 2.Comparison for the use of opioid in trauma patients (n, %)》

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《Rapid sequence induction(RSI) in trauma patients: Insights from healthcare providers》

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A total of 102 participants from two intubating specialties were included；of which 47 questionnaires were responded by the anaesthesiologist and 55questionnaires were completed by the emergency physicians.Table 1 shows the comparison for the use of induction agent in trauma patients by the two intubating specialties.In stable trauma patients，Propofol（74.5%）was the most frequently used induction agent（hypnotic）followed by Etomidate（20.6%），Ketamine（2.9%）and Midazolam（2.0%）.Significantly higher proportion of anesthesiologist used Propofol（95.7%vs.56.4%）whereas，Etomidate（36.4%vs.2.1%，P=0.001）was commonly used by emergency physicians.On the other hand，Etomidate（50.0%）was the preferred hypnotic drug of choice used in unstable pateints choosen by the two intubating specialties.Moreover，choice among the emergency physicians was in favour of Etomidate（63.6%）and Ketamine（20.0%）in unstable patients while，anesthesiologist preferred equally propofol and ketamine as the drug of choice for induction of anaesthesia.