Linking To And Embedding MedMastery’s “Bag-Valve-Mask Ventilation: Two-Person Bag-Valve-Mask Technique | Difficult Airway”

Posted on August 29, 2026 by Tom Wade MD

Today, I review, link to, and excerpt from MedMastery‘s Bag-Valve-Mask Ventilation: Two-Person Bag-Valve-Mask Technique | Difficult Airway.

All that follows is from the above resource.


Bag-Valve-Mask Ventilation: Two-Person Bag-Valve-Mask Technique | Difficult Airway

Medmastery

Aug 27, 2026 #MedEd #BagValveMask #AirwayManagement
Bag-valve-mask ventilation technique is a core skill for supporting oxygenation before intubation and rescuing a patient between failed intubation attempts. Learn the two-person BVM technique, from setting oxygen flow and placing oral and nasal airway adjuncts to holding a secure mask seal with jaw thrust and delivering ventilation at a safe tidal volume and rate. #BagValveMask #AirwayManagement #MedEd
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⏰ In this video:
0:00 Understanding the role of bag-valve-mask ventilation
0:37 Two-person technique and oxygen flow setup
1:22 BVM components and mask fit
2:15 Oral and nasal airway adjuncts: what they are and how to use them
3:19 C-E and V-E mask-seal and jaw-thrust techniques
4:47 Delivering safe tidal volume and reducing the risk of gastric insufflation
5:25 ACLS breathing-rate guidelines and avoiding breath stacking/barotrauma

 

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