Thumb and index finger holding<unk>  in a "C" position
Thumb superior and index inferior
3rd, 4th, 5th finger hold the mandible and perform a jaw thrust
Other hand used to<unk> 
Thumb superior and index inferior
This technique provides an objectively better seal than the "EC" hand position
One person holds the<unk>  with both hands (lateral edges)
With double EC technique, index fingers and thumbs of both hands form C over<unk>  and digits 3-5 lift the jaw at the rami of mandible
Can also press thumbs and thenar eminences over lateral edges of<unk>  and use digits 2-5 to lift jaw at the rami of the mandible
Important to life jaw into<unk>  and not press<unk>  down into jaw; can occlude the airway and cause difficulty with ventilation
2nd person<unk> s
With double EC technique, index fingers and thumbs of both hands form C over<unk>  and digits 3-5 lift the jaw at the rami of mandible
Can also press thumbs and thenar eminences over lateral edges of<unk>  and use digits 2-5 to lift jaw at the rami of the mandible
Important to life jaw into<unk>  and not press<unk>  down into jaw; can occlude the airway and cause difficulty with ventilation
Adult<unk>  at 10-12/min
Children 16-20/min
Infants 30/min
Neonates 40-60/min
Avoid hyperinflation
Average<unk>  volume is approximately 1600 cc; only necessary to delivery approximately 500 cc<unk>  until chest rise is seen
Average<unk>  volume is approximately 1600 cc; only necessary to delivery approximately 500 cc
Bag valve mask ventilation
Pediatric jet ventilation
Mechanical ventilation 
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
Noninvasive ventilation
High frequency oscillation ventilation
Advanced airway adjuncts
Airway pressure release ventilation