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Patient in ICU being intubated

Video #3: Recommended Clinical Practice to Preoxygenate Patients Prior to RSI

This series of 3 educational videos covers how EtO2 measurement may support safer Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI). This...

Oxygenation
O₂
CO₂
Respiratory
Airway gases
Emergency care
Clinical
Intensive care
Clinical

Two clinicians taking care of an intubated patient

Video #2: Clinical Evidence Around Preoxygenation of Patients Undergoing RSI

This series of 3 educational videos covers how EtO2 measurement may support safer Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI). This...

Oxygenation
O₂
CO₂
Respiratory
Airway gases
Emergency care
Clinical
Intensive care
Clinical

Intubated patient

Video #1: Physiology of Gas Exchange and Oxygen Delivery

This series of 3 educational videos covers how EtO2 measurement may support safer Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI). This...

Oxygenation
O₂
CO₂
Respiratory
Airway gases
Emergency care
Clinical
Intensive care
Clinical

Patient connected to ventilator

How to Interpret an Acute Increase in Ventilatory Demand

This case study involves an elderly man admitted to intensive care for acute respiratory failure related to postoperative...

Respiratory
Airway gases
Intensive care
Clinical

Intubated patient

Sampling Lines in Anesthesia Monitoring: Details Make a Difference

Accurate monitoring of gas delivery and expiratory gases is essential to the care of ventilated patients.

Respiratory
Airway gases
Perioperative care
Clinical

Clinician taking care of a patient with respiratory support

Monitoring FRC in Ventilated Patients

Breaking down barriers to FRC measurement

Respiratory
Airway gases
Intensive care
Clinical

Clinician taking care of a Patient in the OR

Low-flow Anesthesia: Understanding the Principles and Technology

In low- and minimal-flow anesthesia, it is essential to understand the basic pharmacological and physiologic principles. The lower...

Respiratory
Airway gases
Perioperative care
Clinical

Clinician giving anesthesia to a patient

What and Why of Low Flow Anesthesia

Low-flow anesthesia: The clinical, economic, ecological and patient safety benefits

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Airway gases
Perioperative care
Clinical

Clinicians in OR

Minimum Alveolar Concentration (MAC): An Essential Measure for Patient Safety

With tens of millions of surgical procedures being performed in the United States each year, the delivery and monitoring of...

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Airway gases
Perioperative care
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