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Your Apneic Patient Has A Tracheal Stoma. First Responders Have Begun Ventilating Her By Placing A Pediatric Mask Over The Stoma - But There Is No Chest Rise. They Have Sealed The Patient's Mouth And Nose - But Ventilation Is Still Difficult. You Suction The Stoma But Are Still Notadequately Ventilating The Patient. You Should Attempt Re-Ventilation By

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1. Your Apneic Patient Has A Tracheal Stoma. First Responders Have Begun Ventilating Her By Placing A Pediatric Mask Over The Stoma - But There Is No Chest Rise. They Have Sealed The Patient's Mouth And Nose - But Ventilation Is Still Difficult. You Suction The Stoma But Are Still Notadequately Ventilating The Patient. You Should Attempt Re-Ventilation By





 
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