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Demystifying Ventilator Modes: It’s Not That Complicated! Part 2

Demystifying Ventilator Modes: It’s Not That Complicated! Part 2

by Michael Schauf, RRT-NPS | Dec 8, 2022 | Articles, Featured Articles

Understanding acronyms and how they describe modes is essential when managing a mechanically ventilated patient.

Respiratory Syncytial Virus: It’s the Season

Respiratory Syncytial Virus: It’s the Season

by Michael Schauf, RRT-NPS | Oct 27, 2021 | Articles, Featured Articles

Respiratory Syncytial Virus symptoms are usually mild and will often resemble a common cold in adults and healthy children.

Demystifying Ventilator Modes: It’s Not That Complicated!

Demystifying Ventilator Modes: It’s Not That Complicated!

by Michael Schauf, RRT-NPS | Aug 31, 2021 | Articles, Featured Articles

How do you best determine an initial ventilator mode? Is the patient on the most appropriate mode at the present time? How many modes are available on a specific ventilator?

How Important Is Cuff Pressure?

How Important Is Cuff Pressure?

by Michael Schauf, RRT-NPS | Jun 21, 2021 | Articles, Featured Articles

Learn about how serious complications can occur from improper pressure when sealing an airway cuff in the trachea.

Clamp the ET Tube!

Clamp the ET Tube!

by Michael Schauf, RRT-NPS | Feb 18, 2021 | Articles, Featured Articles

COVID-19 has called attention to the dangers of ventilator circuit disconnects.

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