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August 2005


Features


Uncovering the Mysteries of Sarcoidosis
  by Paul Nuccio, RRT
  The etiology of sarcoidosis is unknown, but clinicians can treat the disease and improve the quality of life for those who suffer from it.
APRV for the Burn Patient Population
  by Kenneth Miller, MEd, RRT-NPS, and Robert Lichtenstein, BSRT, RRT-NPS
  New ventilatory technology provides lung protection and shorter time on the ventilator for burn patients.
The Challenges of High-Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation
  by William S. Miles, MD, and Joseph Hylton, RRT-NPS , CPFT, NCEMT, RCP
  The combination of high-frequency ventilation and recruitment maneuvers results in rapid and sustained improvement in oxygenation.
Humidity for the Ventilated Patient: It's All Relative
  by Mark Grzeskowiak, RRT, RCP
  By following guidelines and being informed of humidification device options, RCPs can ensure that their patients get the best fit.
Exercise and COPD
  by Brian W. Carlin, MD
  Skeletal muscle dysfunction is now recognized as an indicator of advanced COPD, and exercise, including lower and upper extremity training and respiratory muscle training, combined with adjunctive therapies such as noninvasive ventilation, supplemental oxygen, and various drug therapies, all contribute to improved quality of life for COPD patients.
Why Don’t Those Smokers Just Quit?
  by Roberta B. Hollander, Phd, MPH, and Donna Oliver-Freeman, MS, RRT
  Nicotine addiction is a preventable illness, and, with training, RTs can help their patients kick the habit.


Departments

Editor's Message
  by Marian Benjamin
  It’s All in the Technique
Guest Editorial
  by John A. Wolfe, RRT, CPFT
  A Pulmonary Pathway for ACLS: An Idea Whose Time Has Come. Is it time for a change to the ACLS certification process? One expert says yes.
Industry News
  by Franklin A. Holman
Manufacturing News
  by Franklin A. Holman
  SpotLight
Breathing Easier in Harlem
  by Danielle Cohen
  The Asthma Initiative identifies and treats asthma among Harlem’s children.
Straight Talk
  Hamilton Medical Inc
  Facility Profile
They Do It All
  by Danielle Cohen
  The department of respiratory care services at Duke University Medical Center carries out the hospital's dedication to patient care, research, and education.
Tech Focus

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