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Manual mask ventilation is an important component of rescue airway management not only for medical professionals but also nonmedical personnel in both adult and infant resuscitation [1]. An essential consideration for mask ventilation safety is whether sufficient ventilation has been achieved or not [2]. Nonmedical personnel often find it difficult to evaluate and differentiate sufficient or difficult mask ventilation [3]. Here, we conducted a survey on the subjective difficulty of evaluating the quality of adult and infant mask ventilation by non-medical personnel from various viewpoints.

Adult and Infant Mask Ventilation Quality Evaluation from Various Viewpoints by Non-medical Personnel: Randomized Simulation Trial