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August/September 2001


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Expanded Roles for RCPs
  by Kim Bennion, RRT
  One facility's answer to nursing and respiratory care shortages in an attempt to provide better cost/resource utilization in a hospital whose philosophy remains “The Child First and Always.
  Technology Focus
Aerosol Delivery Devices
Facility Profile
  by Liz Finch
  NCB / WFUBMC has made quite a reputation for itself by featuring five departments dedicated to respiratory and pulmonary care.
Association between sleep-disordered breathing and hypertension
  by John D. Zoidis, MD
  Elucidation of the pathogenic mechanism(s) of hypertension in patients with SBD may lead to new, more targeted therapies and offer improved quality of life
NCPAP for the Neonate
  by Melissa K. Brown, RRT
  The application of NCPAP in the NICU is expanding in the United States with the potential to be utilized on an even larger percentage of neonates than in the past.
Assessing Day Care Providers’ Knowledge of Asthma
  by Debra K. Kasel, MEd, RRT
  By developing an asthma education program in day care centers, providers are able to increase their knowledge on how to offer better care for asthmatic children.
Assessing the Bronchodilator Response
  by Susan Blonshine, BS, RRT, RPFT, FAARC
  When interpreting spirometric results, many factors are related to the methods selected by the laboratory to assess bronchodilator response including drug, dosage, and method of delivery.
Second to Second
  by India Smith
  By continuously monitoring blood gases through a signal transmitted via fiber-optic catheter from a sensor threaded into an artery, clinicians can obtain updated readings every second.
The Role of Capnography in Ventilation Monitoring
  by Dan Hatlestad
  Through the expanded use of capnography, RCPs can rapidly, easily, and noninvasively detect changes in the status of patients with a variety of cardiopulmonary conditions.
Yoga As Adjunctive Therapy For Lung Disease
  by John Wolfe, RRT
  RCPs have the opportunity to introduce the benefits of yoga as respiratory patients consider the benefits of a more healthy lifestyle including integrating natural techniques to manage their conditions.


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