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  What is the Difference Between Nasal, Nasal Pillows and Full Face CPAP Masks? One of the most obvious and important parts of the entire CPAP rigmarole is finding the right mask. In fact, finding a mask that is comfortable and has a good seal may make a huge difference in how likely you are to succeed with CPAP therapy. Here’s a short and sweet explanation of the different types of  CPAP masks . What is a  nasal pillows mask ? Nasal pillows are cushions that seal at the base of the nostril and are help in place with a stretchy strap that goes around the back of your head. This is the least invasive mask available. Who is a nasal pillows mask best for? *Nose-breathers. *Someone who is claustrophobic because there’s little contact with your face and no obstruction of your view. *Someone who likes to read or watch TV in bed before falling asleep. *Someone with lots of facial hair that with other mask types can prevent the mask from making a seal with your skin. *Active sleepers (may stay

  What is the Difference Between Nasal, Nasal Pillows and Full Face CPAP Masks? One of the most obvious and important parts of the entire CPAP rigmarole is finding the right mask. In fact, finding a mask that is comfortable and has a good seal may make a huge difference in how likely you are to succeed with CPAP therapy. Here’s a short and sweet explanation of the different types of  CPAP masks . What is a  nasal mask ? A nasal CPAP mask is triangular in shape and sits on the face around the nose. It’s held in place by head gear (stretchy straps that go around the nose). There are different sizes for different sizes and shapes of noses. Who is a nasal mask best for? *Nose-breathers. Mouth breathers can use this mask with a chin strap (a stretchy strap that goes over your head and under your chin to keep your mouth closed at night). Who shouldn’t use a nasal mask? *Mouth breathers. However, you can use this mask with a chin strap (a stretchy strap that goes over your head and under your

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  How does a trained responder actually use an Ambu bag (bag valve mask)? Connect the bag (or oxygen reservoir, if included), mask and oxygen tube to the BVM. If possible, use an airway adjunct (also known as a glottal-block or bite-block) to keep the tongue out of the way. Otherwise, the tongue may block the airway and force air into the esophagus or stomach. Position themselves behind the patient, above the patient’s head if the patient is lying on the floor. Position the mask on the patient’s face and hold it in place firmly over the nose and mouth. This may be easier with one person holding the mask in place and another person squeezing the bag. To achieve a good seal, pull the chin up (rather than pushing the forehead down) to keep the airway open. Squeeze the bag until the chest rises, count six seconds between bag squeezes, about 10-12 times per minute on an adult. Avoid squeezing too quickly and over-ventilating the patient. Note that the mask must seal and the patient’s chest