A bag-mask is a medical device designed to ventilate a patient in respiratory arrest.
It must be on hand in an emergency department of the hospital or an ambulance.
It can be used before or after intubation while waiting for a mechanical respirator.
It can be used in CPR.
The bag-mask is preferably connected to a source of oxygen.
To use it requires 2 hands:
The right-hand holds the ball and exerts pressure with the 4 fingers to push the air (press with the thumb is an error).
The left hand applies the mask to the mouth and the nose, keeping a good seal, then putting the hand on the chest of the victim to check if there is an expansion/shrinkage of the rib cage due to the entry of the air.
There are three big dangers.
<span>1) Health Risks for the Mother
</span><span>2) Health Risks for the Baby
</span><span>3) Socioeconomic Risks</span>
The patient's cause of their death would have been stroke, loss of blood, or heart fail and the health workers, the patient, and the relatives would now be stressed and maybe depressed for the relatives.
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