March 2008
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Pediatric Aerosol Administration: Unlearning and Relearning |
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by John Salyer, RRT-NPS, MBA, FAARC |
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Selecting aerosol delivery methods and devices is a blend of art and science, but clinicians might need to understand some legends before making their choices. |
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Oximetry Update: Applications, Limitations, and New Technologies |
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by Rick Carter, PhD, MBA, and James S. Williams, PhD |
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New oximetry technology has reduced the problems of motion artifact and low perfusion. |
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Human Error: Is It an Inevitable Part of Health Care, or Is There a Better Future? |
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by David Costa |
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Medical device manufacturers that create an aviation level of safety can help lower the rate of human error. |
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Oxygen and the Cardiac Compromised Pediatric Patient |
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by Roy Ramirez, RCP, RRT-NPS, RPFT; Troy Taylor, RCP, CRT; Mindy Pera, RCP, BS, CRT; Maila Factora, RCP, MBA; and John Cleary, MD |
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Oxygen administration to infants is important in a number of settings, from delivery to micro-preemies; one segment of CHD is especially sensitive to FiO2. |
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NBRC Developing Sleep Exam |
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by Theodore Oslick, MD, and Gary A. Smith |
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The NBRC outlines the exam's objectives. |
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