Abstract
I remember my first high-risk delivery. I was terrified! My patient was a victim of smoke inhalation with a tracheotomy. The CNS, Pat, stood by my side as I bagged the patient. She spoke to me in calm, reassuring tones and gradually I began to feel confidence about meeting this clinical challenge. When I stopped for a moment to observe my work, she whispered quickly and quietly, "You must bag for the patient to breathe."
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