In basic life support delivery of oxygen is -
Endotracheal intubation is a part of Advanced life support initiated at hospital ... IN basic life support following is done for airway Attempt to administer two artificial ventilations using the mouth-to-mouth technique, or a bag-valve-mask (BVM). The mouth-to-mouth technique is no longer recommended, unless a face shield is present. Verify that the chest rises and falls; if it does not, reposition (i.e. re-open) the airway using the appropriate technique and try again. If ventilation is still unsuccessful, and the victim is unconscious, it is possible that they have a foreign body in their airway. Begin chest compressions, stopping every 30 compressions, re-checking the airway for obstructions, removing any found, and re-attempting ventilation.
Through mask
Through endotracheal tube
By rebreathing expired air
By blowing air over tube
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