Abstract: An intubation shield having a viewing panel and a front opening surrounded by a first side wall, a second side wall, a back wall and a front dome wall configured to cover at least a portion of the head, the neck and/or the upper torso of a patient to form a barrier between the covered parts of the patient and the upper body of the practitioner, wherein the viewing panel allows for uninterrupted visibility of an anatomical feature of the patient, and the front opening allows the body of the patient to be inserted while minimizing the droplet contamination, and a first arm hole on the first side wall and a second arm hole on the second side wall to increase the freedom of movement of the practitioner while performing medical procedures.