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Reference Articles

AEROSOL THERAPY

Pediatric Emergency Department Outcomes Comparing Levalbuterol vs. Racemic Albuterol

Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital, Cleveland Ohio Myers, Rogers, Carl and Kercsmar Abstract Article

In-Vitro / In-Vivo Poster 2009 , Chandon Misra, PhD, MBA.

A Comparison of Respiratory Care Workload

Edward R Hoisington RRT, Robert L Chatburn RRT-NPS FAARC, and
James K Stoller MD MSc FAARC

Aerosol Density and Performance Comparison (Bar Graph)

Chatburn Aerosol Workload Reduction Abstract

Does nebulizer brand make a clinical difference in the emergency room management of pediatric asthma

Timothy R. Myers RRT; Robert Chatburn, RRT;
Marsha Rogers, CRTT; Karen Camasso-Richarson, MD;
Carolyn Kerscmar, MD
Respiratory Care, 1999 44; (10:1278)

Nebulizer Output and Performance Comparison Output (Bar Graph)

Nebutech® HDN® Partical Size and Particle Size/Flow Rate (Bar Graph)

Unit to unit variability in rate of nebulization of commercially available jet nebulizers

C.R.Lux, RRT; R.C. Ahrens, M.D.; University of Iowa
Chest, 1991

SALTER HIGH FLOW SYSTEM

The Oxygen Concentrations Delivered by Different Oxygen Therapy Systems

Chest Meeting Abstracts 2005 Garcia, Gardner, Vines, Shelledy, Wettstein and Peters University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, Texas

Delivered Oxygen Concentrations Using Low-Flow and High-Flow Nasal Cannulas

Richard B Wettstein RRT, David C Shelledy PhD RRT, and Jay I Peters MD

High-Flow Oxygen for Treatment of Cluster Headache

JAMA, December 9, 2009 - Vol. 302, No. 22, pp. 2451 - 2457 Cohen, Burns and Goadsby

RELATIVE HUMIDITY OUTPUT AT DIFFERENT OXYGEN FLOWRATES USING SALTER HIGH FLOW CANNULA AND BUBBLE HUMIDIFIER.

John W. Newhart, Richard M. Ford; Resp Care, UCSD Medical Center, San Diego, CA
John Newhart RRT RCP, Richard M. Ford BS RRT FAARC UC San Diego Medical
Center.

OXYGEN THERAPY

Assessment of the Salter Labs Demand nasal cannula model #4807 and #4804 in regards to human anatomy and oxygentation.

by Robert Johnson, M.D. Anatomy and Physiology, Training, April 1999

Delivered Oxygen Concentrations Using Low-Flow and High-Flow Nasal Cannulas

Evaluation of a new pulsed-dose device in patients with chronic lung disease and with exercise

This study sponsored by Salter Labs, 2001

High-Flow Oxygen for Treatment of Cluster Headaches

JAMA, December 9, 2009 - Vol. 302, No. 22, pp. 2451 - 2457 Cohen, Burns and Goadsby

The Oxygen Concentrations Delivered by Different Oxygen Therapy Systems

Chest Meeting Abstracts 2005 Garcia, Gardner, Vines, Shelledy, Wettstein and Peters University of Tecas Health Science Center, San Antonio, Texas

EtCO₂ SAMPLING

A new CO2 sampling nasal cannula: oxygenation and capnography

J.V. Roth, M.D., L.B. Wiener, M.D., L.J. Barth, BA, J.P. Profeta, M.D.
Abstract Poster Presentation Anesthesiology v75, no.3A, Sept.1991

Accurate Determination of End-Tidal Carbon Dioxide During Administration of Oxygen by Nasal Cannulae

by Edwin A Bowe, MD; Philip G. Boysen, MD; Julie A. Broome, BS; E.F. Klein, Jr., MD J Clin Monit 1989; 5:105-110

Comparison of modified nasal cannulae for sampling end-tidal carbon dioxide during oxygen administration

Edwin A. Bowe, M.D., William D. Hyman, M.D., Derrick R. Payne, David H. Muth, M.D.
Poster Presentation, Society for Technology
Anesthesia, January 1991.

End-Tidal CO2 monitoring: nasal v.s. closed system

Loren Greenway, B.S.,RRT; Chris Faddis
Clinical Report Spring 1988, Salter Labs

Evaluation of two commercially available carbon dioxide sampling nasal cannula

Roth, Barth, Womack, and Morgenlander
Journal of Clinical Monitoring
Vol. 10, No. 4, July 1994
pp 237 - 242

Is ETCO2 analysis indicated during conscious sedation?

Deborah L. Roskowski, M.D.
Anesthesiology News, April 1999

Noninvasive monitoring of end-tidal CO2 via nasal cannulas in spontaneously breathing children during the perioperative period

Joseph D. Tobias, M.D., John F. K. Flanagan, M.D., Tamara J. Wheeler, M.D., Jeremy S. Garrett, M.D., Cheryl Burney, RRT
Critical Care Medicine, Nov. 1994 Vol. 22, No 11

Risks of Anesthesia at Remote Locations

American Society of Anesthoesiologists February 2010, Vol, 74, No. 2 Julia Metzner, M.D.

Statement on Respiratory Monitoring During Endoscopic Procedures

ASA House of Delegates Committee on Ambulatory Surgical Care October 21, 2009

The Effectiveness of Out-of-Hospital Use of Continuous End=Tidal Carbon Dioxide Monitoring on the Rate of Unrecognized Misplaced Intubation Within a Regional Emergency Medical Services System

Department of Emergency Medicine, Orlando Regional Medeical Center, Orlando, Florida Sivestri, Ralls, Krauss, Thundiyil, Rothrock, Senn, Carter, and Falk Annals of Emergency Medicine, May 2005, Vol. 45, No. 5, pp. 497-503

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