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Capnography Capstone - (Online)

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$74.98

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Course overview

This course is an online version of the current lecture course. Capnography is one of the most vital of vital signs in the pre-hospital and hospital setting. This course will explain the untapped potential of this valuable and underused patient assessment tool for the healthcare providers. Also, this course explains the basics of capnography; its proper use in healthcare; and how this assessment tool can assist the healthcare provider in patient treatment. Outline: I - Capnography Basics a. ETCO2 b. Capnography Waveform c. How Capnography is currently used in healthcare. II a. Airway confirmation b. Breathe fast or slow c. Compressions- good or bad / ROSC III What additionally areas capnography informs the healthcare provider: a. Perfusion status b. Acid based balance c. Sepsis d. Obstructive shock e. Specific respiratory issues / homeostasis IV. Maximizing Capnography in todays prehospital and hospital healthcare a. Patient Assessment tool b. Sixth Vital Sign c. ETCO2 vs Pulse Oximetry d. Compensatory vs de-compensatory shock indicators e. Best practice patient treatments

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Nursing

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

3h General

Licensed Practical Nurse

3h General

Registered Nurse

3h General

Florida Board of Respiratory Care

Certified Respiratory Therapist

3h Educational Techniques

Registered Respiratory Therapist

3h Educational Techniques

Respiratory Care Practitioner Critical Care

3h Educational Techniques

Respiratory Care Practitioner Non-Critical Care

3h Educational Techniques

Florida Emergency Medical Services

Emergency Medical Technician

3h EMT refresher training

Paramedic

3h PMD refresher training

Disclosure statements

This course is based on available medical evidence and best practices and does not follow a specific protocol. If any conflict exists, you should follow your organization’s protocols or policies.

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