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Remember 2 Things: Invasive Capnography

Colorado paramedic Steve Whitehead gives two simple tips for using invasive capnography as a part of terminating resuscitation as well as a key for ROSC.

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Masimo aquires PHASEIN, begins noninvasive multigas monitoring, including...

Masimo announced it has acquired PHASEIN AB, a developer of mainstream capnography,multigas analyzers, and handheld capnometry solutions

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7 ways to best use, or avoid, capnography in the field

EMS1 readers shared their suggestions on how to get the most out of the method

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Capnography: 5 things EMS responders should know

Capnography not only helps you diagnose and treat your patient, it also helps you see if your treatment is working

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Capnography: The best tool since the EKG

Capnography is standard of care for all intubated patients and should be for all major medical patients

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7 ways to best use, or avoid, capnography in the field

EMS1 readers shared their suggestions on how to get the most out of the method

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Using capnography to determine intervention

EMS1 sits down with Mike McEvoy, EMS coordinator for the Saratoga County (N.Y.) EMS, to discuss his hometown agency's in-field utilization of capnography to better treat their patients

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Experts: Where capnography is headed

A look at current and future trends in EtCO2 monitoring

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Capnography at the Patient: Talking to Dr. Dan Davis

The following content is sponsored by Masimo By Greg Bogosian EMS1 Contributor We recently had the chance to sit down with Dr. Dan Davis, head of rescusitation for the University of California - San...

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The critical role of capnography

For both intubated and non-intubated patients, capnography can provide a wealth of information about vital signs

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How to make your own nasal ETCO2 cannula

Create one yourself with materials already in your ambulance.

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More than a tube: Capnography as an every day tool

The use of waveform capnography as a monitoring and diagnostic tool extends far beyond airway management and cardiac arrest

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EMS Today Quick Take: Surfing the capnography waveform

Jon Puryear presented an engaging and hands-on session that stressed understanding normal waveforms to recognize what’s abnormal

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Quick Take: Surfing the capnography waveform

Surfing the Capnography Waveform, presented by Jon Puryear at EMS Today 2015 in Baltimore, Md. taught the basics of capnography and gave student hands-on opportunities with Phillips Heartstart MRX...

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5 things to know about capnography

The following is paid content sponsored by Covidien by Bob Sullivan Waveform capnography can now be used at all provider levels to better assess patients in respiratory distress, cardiac arrest, and...

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Pediatric wheezing: It's not always asthma

By Jennifer Bach, EMT, and Arthur Hsieh Pediatric patients present special challenges to prehospital professionals. When a child is sick, it can be difficult to conduct a SAMPLE history or physical...

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Experts: Where capnography is headed

The use of waveform capnography continues to expand across the EMS market. We had an opportunity to ask David Giarracco, vice president of patient monitoring at Covidien Respiratory and Monitoring...

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Use capnography to detect airway loss and more

By Susan Thibeault The following is paid content sponsored by Covidien Editor's Note: Welcome Susan Thibeault, a new EMS1 columnist. Susan's columns will focus on capnography. She intends in this and...

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EMS1 Poll Call: How do you use capnography?

Capnography, which is the monitoring of end tidal carbon dioxide, is a tool for EMS providers to monitor ventilation and perfusion in ill and injured patients. In this EMS1 poll call we want to know...

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Reality Training: Patient in respiratory distress

The incident: Patient short of breath What happened: On a warm spring afternoon you are called for a 57-year-old that is short of breath. You and your partner enter a small, tidy home and find your...

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