Friday Night Lights: Shift 23 – The Disconnect
Recognize pulmonary embolism clues in patients through capnography, tachypnea, hypoxia, risk factors, and clear prehospital assessment.
Recognize pulmonary embolism clues in patients through capnography, tachypnea, hypoxia, risk factors, and clear prehospital assessment.
A 29-year-old’s opioid overdose reveals why a normal capnography waveform and high EtCO₂ signal dangerous hypoventilation.
A medic confronts a life-threatening tension pneumothorax after a highway crash, where capnography and fast action save a patient’s life.
From dispatch to diagnosis, see how EMS providers manage carbon monoxide poisoning and protect patient safety.
Here is how capnography can help you monitor your patient and stratify your differentials.
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