The Beginners Guide to Bag Mask Ventilation | Essential tips and tricks to ventilate your patient

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Bag mask ventilation is the very first airway technique you will need to master, and really the most essential one even experts fall back on in an emergency or difficult airway!
In this video I go through all the basics
We will cover
- Overall approach and strategy
- Anatomy
- Positioning and paralysis
- Optimisation of mask size and grip
- Manoeuvres (jaw thrust, head tilt, chin lift)
and
- Adjuncts (OPA - Guedels, NPA - nasopharyngeal airway)
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[@jacklineadong8324]

You are a very teacher and the pace at which you communicate is fantastic. Well done.

[@blendaniel6088]

Im glad u showed ventilating ways for small handed people... i was worried cause i couldnt seal the bag. The EC clamp technique requires force and long hands😁

[@sydneyadie]

Excellent videos

[@abhinavverma2077]

extremely helpful 😊

[@nallurianandarao7909]

Exactly to the point💥

[@mauivargas4672]

Youre very amazing doc and the team. Thanks for this informative video 🎉

[@sunnyrastin]

Very good information👍🙏

[@PravinChandran1983]

Nice 👍, thanks for the valuable teaching/ information

[@Fatima-qi6xl]

Thank you very much
Really you are great person 💙!!

[@kaikamonh]

good chip thank for technique

[@pravinchandran3743]

Nice video beautifully illustrated, kind of you and take care 🙂👍

[@nimalfernando1064]

Very good information...Malliya..🎉❤❤

[@ninapalmieri87]

I can never get a good deal since I have small hands. This video was helpful.

[@elagazapado]

Excelent video... The size of guedell canula comes in mm right? And... How would you calculate the size of the mask? Using size or weight? Thanks a lot !!!

[@dhruvmonsta4422]

Could you please explain the parts of BMV

[@RKD362]

You have used a pillow during all positioning manoeuvres. We tend to remove pillow right at the outset! Any comments!