If you are in 60l/97% pstient still labor breathing but spo2 98 percent for 4 hours and abg po2 60[ normal 60 -100). Oh is normal 7.35[ normal 7.35-7.45). Do patient is agitated with altered mental status. Do i need to keep same settih because spo2 is normal?
If someone with the highflow nasal cannula, does it help if they use the spirometer at the same time? Sorry im not a med student or what, im asking on behalf of my father whos currently using the highflow nasal cannula
Thanks for the straightforward explanation!
This is amazing, you're helping me so much with my med school finals -thank you !!
You are very welcome
Has anybody done a study on the feasibility of using high flow O2 in the prehospital setting by paramedics? Or what are your thoughts?
No that I’m aware of but I saw this emsairway.com/2020/02/19/high-flow-nasal-cannula/#gref
Great video
Thank you!
Great video, Haney!
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If you are in 60l/97% pstient still labor breathing but spo2 98 percent for 4 hours and abg po2 60[ normal 60 -100). Oh is normal 7.35[ normal 7.35-7.45). Do patient is agitated with altered mental status. Do i need to keep same settih because spo2 is normal?
What about flush flow NRB?
It’s a good point but there’s only so long you can use that for. Typically only use it peri-intubation. You?
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If someone with the highflow nasal cannula, does it help if they use the spirometer at the same time? Sorry im not a med student or what, im asking on behalf of my father whos currently using the highflow nasal cannula
The incentive spirometer?
Yeah, the incentive spirometer, many ppl said it helps but does it really helps for someone who currently using the hfnc?
Not sure but it certainly can’t hurt. Theoretically should help though