Tracheal intubation

Article Abstract:

Considerable skill and experience are required for tracheal intubation which is an optimum method of providing and maintaining a clear airway, during adult resuscitation. Brief description of the advantages, disadvantages, suggested equipments and procedures are provided for this exercise, which could be difficult and sometimes hazardous particularly in difficult circumstances such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Health aspects, Management, Emergency medical services, Company business management, Trachea, Trachea intubation

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Resuscitation skills: Part four: Chest compressions

Article Abstract:

The new guidelines from the Resuscitation Council UK stresses on the significance of performing chest compressions after cardiac arrest, optimally and with least interruptions. It also describes the method of how this can be done effectively and safely.

Methods, Practice guidelines (Medicine), Resuscitation, Cardiovascular disease nursing

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Mask ventilation

Article Abstract:

The pocket-mask and bag-mask ventilation techniques are described. The pocket mask is transparent, enabling prompt detection of vomit or blood in the patient's airway and bag-mask device allows the delivery of higher concentrations of oxygen.

Usage, Nursing, Masks

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