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AEROSOL THERAPY
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Does nebulizer brand make
a clinical difference in the emergency
rom 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) |
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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 |
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Aerosol Density and Performance
Comparison (Bar Graph) |
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Nebulizer Output and Performance
Comparison Output (Bar Graph) |
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Nebutech® HDN® Partical
Size and Particle Size/Flow Rate
(Bar Graph) |
OXYGEN THERAPY
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Evaluation of a new pulsed-dose
device in patients with chronic lung
disease and with exercise
Trina Limberg,
BS, RRT; Andrew Ries, M.D., M.P.H.;
Roseanne Myers,
BS, RN; Lela Prewitt
University
of California San Diego Medical
Center, San Diego, CA
Abstract
Poster Presentation AARC, San Antonio
TX, 2001 |
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Evaluation of a new pulsed-dose
device in patients with chronic lung
disease and with exercise
This study sponsored by Salter
Labs, 2001 |
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Assessment of the Salter Labs Demand
nasal cannula model #4807 and #4804
in regards to human anatomy and oxygentation.
Robert
Johnson, M.D.
Anatomy and
physiology training Salter Labs,
April 1999 |
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Rain-out in
oxygen concentrators, what it is,
it's causes and solutions.
Observations
author unknown, Salter Labs |
ETCO2 SAMPLING
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Evaluation of two commercially
available carbon dioxide sampling
nasal cannulae
Jonathan V. Roth M.D.,
Linda J. Barth, Lawrence H. Womack,
and Lynn D. Morgenlander, M.D.
Journal Clinical
Monitoring , 1994; (10:237-243) |
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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 |
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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. |
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End-Tidal CO2 monitoring: nasal
v.s. closed system
Loren Greenway,
B.S.,RRT; Chris Faddis
Clinical Report Spring 1988,
Salter Labs
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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.199 |
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Accurate determination of end-tidal
carbon dioxide during administration
of oxygen nasal cannulae
Edwin A.
Bowe, M.D., Philip G. Boysen, M.D.,
Julie A. Broome, B.S.,
E.F.
Klein, Jr., M.D. |
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Is ETCO2 analysis indicated during
conscious sedation?
Deborah L. Roskowski,
M.D.
Anesthesiology
News, April 1999 |
REIMBURSMENT
CODES
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Oxygen Codes |
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Nebulizer Codes |
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