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By Bill Carey EMS1 IRVING, Texas — The National EMS Quality Alliance (NEMSQA) has published its inaugural NEMSQA Measure Report, “Enhancing Airway Management One Measure at a Time.” In collaboration with experts and EMS agencies nationwide, NEMSQA is leading the second National EMS Quality Improvement Partnership (EQuIP), called the Airway Management Collaborative, to effectively implement…
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In this episode of the Inside EMS podcast, Chris Cebollero and Kelly Grayson tackle one of the most nerve-wracking scenarios in EMS: the pediatric respiratory emergency. From the moment you see a gasping toddler in mom’s arms, you know this is a make-or-break call — and for many providers, it’s the one that keeps them…
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By Joel Koehn What is capnography and when should we be using it? Capnography is a non-invasive method for monitoring how much CO2 patients are exhaling. It has become a widely used and very important tool to use in prehospital care. It is relatively simple to use and can be used in many different patient…
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By Jennifer Bach, EMT, and Arthur Hsieh Pediatric patients present special challenges to prehospital professionals. When a child is sick, it can be difficult to conduct a SAMPLE history or physical exam due to anxiety on the part of the child, the parent or even the EMS provider. This anxiety can be exacerbated when the…
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Tempus Pro™ is a new concept in vital signs monitoring that places the needs of the pre-hospital care professional at the heart of its design. Ground breaking in functionality, the monitor is light enough to carry with you to the patient, small enough to hold in one hand and rugged enough to deploy in any…
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We review the phases of a normal capnography waveform in detail: Phase I, phase II, phase III, end-tidal CO2, and phase 0.US-PM-2200561 Share Your Capno Story With Us Do you have a story about how capnography made a difference? Share your story with us and we may publish it on CapnoAcademy.
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Pulse oximetry monitors oxygenation while capnography monitors ventilation, and both monitoring systems provide important but different physiologic measurements. US-PM-2200482 Share Your Capno Story With Us Do you have a story about how capnography made a difference? Share your story with us and we may publish it on CapnoAcademy.
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