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oe toxicity

is o2 toxicity,once occured ,reversible,if, what is extent.

Started Dec 10, 2009

how much blood to discart when taking arterial blood from arterial line
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how much blood to discart when taking arterial blood from arterial line

Started this discussion. Last reply by Nazir Burki Sep 24, 2010.

exact calculation of static compliance
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VT/pplateau-peepwhen we calculate static compliance either we will consider given peepor auto peep.Continue

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GHALIB NAWAZ replied to Muhammad Arshaad's discussion 'Albuterol in Acute Lung Injury: Does It Help?' in the group Respiratory Therapists In Pakistan
good information,well done arshad ,continue............
Jul 1, 2011
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Nazir Burki replied to GHALIB NAWAZ's discussion 'how much blood to discart when taking arterial blood from arterial line'
It depends on the a line system and the patient. if you use open Aline in adults, it should be 5 ml. if you use closed system a line, you just draw blood up to two ml, have ur sample and push the rest back to the patient. Remember that in pediatrics…
Sep 24, 2010
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Shahid Khan replied to GHALIB NAWAZ's discussion 'how much blood to discart when taking arterial blood from arterial line'
If you use Vacutainer it holds 5ml of blood and you can draw 1-2cc of blood and later push this blood back into the patient. Shahid
Sep 17, 2010
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weening from mechanical ventilator

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Ronald Taylor commented on GHALIB NAWAZ's blog post 'best mode for ventilation?????????'
I think its what you are used to but what is comfortable for the patients example PAV+ is supposed to be better than PSV, I use Bilevel only as a main mode because it provides everything you need. I also use use PAV+, PSV, & TC
Dec 28, 2009
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Tony commented on GHALIB NAWAZ's blog post 'best mode for ventilation?????????'
This question and others like it always interests me. I don't think there is a "best" mode of ventilation for all patients with any diagnosis. I think there are to many factors to simply put out a best. I also don't think that…
Dec 11, 2009
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varadarajan ramamurthi commented on GHALIB NAWAZ's blog post 'best mode for ventilation?????????'
in what case ur asking it depends on the diagnosis and severity of the disease and infection the patient have( for ex: ARDS,COPD)
Dec 11, 2009
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Yann Lavoie replied to GHALIB NAWAZ's discussion 'how much blood to discart when taking arterial blood from arterial line'
5 mls for a radial,pedal or brachial line, 10 mls for a femoral line. About 3 mls in infants, which will usually be given back to the patient after. For the older kids and adults we do not give the blood back.
Dec 11, 2009
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varadarajan ramamurthi replied to GHALIB NAWAZ's discussion 'how much blood to discart when taking arterial blood from arterial line'
hi studies show that approximately 5ml in an adult and less in paediatrics
Dec 11, 2009
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best mode for ventilation?????????

plz give some new,different ideas.i think almost all RTs should participate in it.come with some different ideas.
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GHALIB NAWAZ replied to Paolo's discussion 'NIV/ BiPAP vision machine on a tracheostomized Pt.'
yes, i have also used it on a copd patient who was on ventilator adn difficult to wean. so, just like this i prepared the circuit with a small hole at elbow connector which was for exhalation, then this pt. remained on bipap for one weak jut for…
Dec 9, 2009
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ghalib kia hal ha kbi rabta hi ker lia kro. ghazala ki sunao shadi kb ker rhy ho
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School, College or University Graduated From
punjab university
Year of Graduation
April 1, 2000
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Bachelor of Science - BS
Other Qualifications
PGD in respiratory Therapy
Current Job Title
respiratory therapist
Hospital, Center or Institution Name
shoukat khanum cancer hospital pakistan

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weening from mechanical ventilator

weaning.ppt

Posted on September 17, 2010 at 1:48pm

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best mode for ventilation?????????

plz give some new,different ideas.i think almost all RTs should participate in it.come with some different ideas.

Posted on December 11, 2009 at 1:12am — 3 Comments

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At 2:20pm on November 7, 2009, ruqyya shaheenruqyya shaheen said…
ghalib kia hal ha kbi rabta hi ker lia kro. ghazala ki sunao shadi kb ker rhy ho
At 4:59pm on October 28, 2009, Muhammad ArshaadMuhammad Arshaad said…
Gi aya nu
u should join Respiratory therapsit in pakistan, a group at RT space
 
 
 

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