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Purpose : The purpose of this study is to get basic user guidelines of safe and efficient bag-valve- mask application on patients having abnormal pathophysiological pulmonary conditions.Methods : This study was performed by pre-qualified 35 EMS junior and senior students. Participants were instructed to compress ambulatory bag randomly about half, one-third, one-fourth within different airway resistance and pulmonary compliance. Resultan t tidal volume and pulmonary wedge pressures on RespiTranier monitor were analysed in relation to pulmonary physiologic index.Results : At least over half compression of bag guaranteed minimal tidal volume regardless of pulmonary conditions. There was no increase of pulmonary wedge pressure above the level of barotrauma on half compression at any pulmonary conditions.Conclusion : Assisted ventilation with ambulatory bag on patients with pat hological pulmonary conditions should be over half compressed regardless of respira tory disease entity.Key words : Airway resistance, Barotrauma, Pulmonary compliance, Pulmonary wedge pressure, Tidal volume : 2013 10 10 : 2013 11 14 : 2013 12 17

Simulation study for Bag-Valve-Mask application guideline on pathologic pulmonary condition