A NEXTGEN LEARNING SPACE DESIGNED TO ELEVATE YOUR AIRWAY PRACTICE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
what you’ll find here
- Best practice techniques for FMV
- Critical optimization skills
CORE CONTENT 🎯
rapid review – optimal BVM technique
DIVE DEEPER 🤿
BVM – step by step
optimization of the BVM – from first effort to best effort
Remember, a BVM is one of three upper airway lifelines that can delivery lifesaving oxygen to your patient. Use it as part of the Vortex Approach to make it a more powerful tool to achieve your goal of implementing the 1st law of emergency airway.
Like every upper airway lifeline, your first effort may not work. If your first attempt fails you need to be able to rapidly optimize to achieve your best effort. We call this the Oxygenation Cycle and you can find more in this space.
two thumbs down
We can’t stress this enough (so we’re saying it again): in an emergency, the two thumbs down technique is your go to approach for the best chance of success.
Music by – Hold On – Alabama Shakes (0:31)
listen to what the bag tells you
Demonstration of PEEP with Emilio
PEEP Human Lungs – Chris Root MD
setting up your BVM In the age of covid (1:43 min)
The classic #foamed video on BVM
WHAT’S NEXT👇👇👇
In person learning
Locate any of the posters below to continue your training. Snap the QR codes embedded within them to access the learning space. (tap on any image below for more detail about them).
Online learning only
For remote learning only: you can use the link below to see the complete set of learning spaces available to you in this series.
