bag valve mask (bvm)

When is BVM Used in Pediatrics?

BVMs are used in various situations, including:
Respiratory arrest
Respiratory distress or failure
Cardiac arrest
During anesthesia induction
Post-anesthesia care
They are particularly crucial in emergencies where a child is unable to maintain adequate breathing and oxygenation.

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