'Et tube' diaporamas de présentation

Lower extremities (post-reduce)

Index. Pupils. Radiographs. Lower extremities (pre). ET (active bleeding). Lower extremities (reduction). ET (no bleeding). Lower extremities (post-reduce). Right foot unwrapped. Chest tube. Cap refill (slow). Cap refill (fast). Lateral C spine. Return to Main Index.

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Chest X-ray Interpretation Quiz

Chest X-ray Interpretation Quiz. CXR Quiz!. Fourteen questions Need 80% correct (12 of 14) to pass Will go in training folder Good luck!!. 1. Which lobe is involved?. 2. Is the lingula or lower lobe involved?. 3. Effusion or Collapse?. 4. Effusion or Collapse?.

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Review of CPR for newborns [2005 AHA]

Review of CPR for newborns [2005 AHA]. By Elizabeth Kelley Buzbee A.A.S., R.R.T.-N.P.S., R.C.P. question. You are called to L & D to assess a newborn for CPR. List the 4 questions you ask yourself about the baby. answer. Was this a full term gestation?

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M ICROCUFF * Pediatric Endotracheal Tubes

M ICROCUFF * Pediatric Endotracheal Tubes. Finally, a cuffed ET tube designed for the pediatric anatomy. Issues with uncuffed tubes. Airway leak. Pressure on cricoid. Too small a tube - difficult ventilation 1,2. 3.0mm. 3.5mm. 4.0mm. Too large a tube

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Nursing aspects: general

Nursing aspects: general. Early information relatives / visitors Monitoring tcPCO2, SPO2 Observation thorax vibrations (Intensity, difference L/R ) Patient disconnection as less as possible Adjustment alarmlimits Push RESET button long enough when starting ventilator .

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Capnography

Capnography. Taken from Zoll Medical Corp pamphlet on Capnography. Odorless, colorless gas Gives carbonated drinks their fizz Used to extinguish fires Created as a byproduct of cellular metabolism. Co2. Produced in our tissues Diffuses into our venous blood

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Meconium Aspiration Syndrome

Meconium Aspiration Syndrome. Presented by Fred Hill, MA, RRT. Introduction. Meconium is contents of fetal bowel. Usually not released until after birth. Usually sterile without odor Thick, tar-like dark green to black material

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ICU Check list for Critical Airway:

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