Respiratory Care · 1992 · 20 citations · 84 references
Health ProfessionsEmergency MedicineRespiratory TherapyEmergencyResuscitationVentilator ManagementBreathing SupportCardiopulmonary ResuscitationEmergency VentilationLung-protective VentilationMechanical VentilationRespiratory EmergenciesAirway Management In ResuscitationEmergency Airway Equipment DesignEmergency Airway InterventionEmergency Ventilation ProceduresEmergency Ventilatory SupportRespiratory Support In TraumaTrainingVentilation Strategies During Resuscitation
Emergency ventilation techniques used during CPR have been refined over the last 40 years. The methods and equipment for emergency ventilation all have their advantages and disadvantages (Table 5), and the appropriate technique varies with the training and experience of the rescuer. Problems encountered during CPR with victims who have unsecured airways remain unresolved at this time and more work needs to be done. Respiratory care practitioners because of their special training and experience with resuscitation are in an excellent position to make contributions to our knowledge by implementing and publishing relevant clinical studies.
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Standards for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Emergency Cardiac Care (ECC)
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