23K views · 271 reactions | When ventilating a 54-year-old patient in cardiac arrest with an advanced airway (ET tube or supraglottic airway), the protocol shifts. Instead of rescue breathing (1 breath every 5-6 sec without an advanced airway), deliver one breath every six seconds, asynchronous with chest compressions. There is no range. #cardiacarrest #advancedairway #ventilation #CPR #EMT #paramedic | Rescue Academy | Facebook

General Benefits of Cranial Facial Release (CFR): 1. Enhanced Breathing & Airflow – Opens nasal passages, improving oxygen intake and reducing congestion. 2. Improved Sinus Drainage – Helps clear mucus buildup, reducing sinus pressure and chronic congestion. 3. Reduced Snoring & Sleep Apnea Symptoms – Can improve airway function, leading to better sleep quality. 4. Cranial Bone Alignment – May help correct cranial distortions and restore natural movement. 5. Relief from Headaches & Migraines – C