Ventilation is one of the most challenging skills to get right during cardiac arrest. Studies show that the average manual ventilation rate exceeds 30 breaths per minute (AHA Guidelines suggest a manual ventilation rate of 10 breaths per minute) and that more than 90% of manual ventilation is either excessive or insufficient.1
Adding integrated ventilation feedback to guide providers through ventilations — for both volume and rate — can help your team address this concern.
Discover how real-time ventilation feedback can help support high-quality CPR and improve confidence during resuscitation:
- Listen to the podcast, Beyond the Shock
- View the CNE webinar, "Improving Cardiac Arrest Outcomes: Real-Time Ventilation Feedback in Action”
Complete the form to access both resources and learn how real-time ventilation feedback can support your team.
1Aufderheide TP, et al. Crit Care Med. 2004 Sep;32(9 Suppl):S345–51.
