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35th Annual
Pacific Northwest Regional Respiratory Care Conference
And
Scientific Assembly
April 27th-
29th,
2008
Seattle,
Washington
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Pictures of
FEATURED SPEAKERS FOR THE RCSW 35th Educational Conference (PowerPoint)
& Other pictures here
AARC talk presented Dec 3, 2007
3:35 pm – 4:05 pm
Capnography Trends in Procedural Sedation
Jim Fielder RRT
Bellevue, WA
There is increased awareness of ventilation
management issues during short duration procedures.
Often respiratory therapists are asked to assist or educate.
This presentation discusses how capnography is an important tool
beginning to be adopted during these procedures to give the
earliest indication of airway compromise.
Contact for more info:
jim.fielder@overlakehospital.org
34th
Annual Pacific Northwest Regional Respiratory Care Conference 2007
Seattle Washington
Pictures of FEATURED SPEAKERS FOR THE RCSW(1).ppt
Pictures of RCSW Officers
Pictures used in-between sessions
33rd
Annual Pacific Northwest Regional Respiratory Care Conference
These are
from the RC 33rd Annual conference in Spokane WA April 23 -25 2006
(As I receive files talks will have a link to them, some present now)
PICTURES OF CONF.
0850-0930 “Respiratory Care Professionals
role during a Pandemic disaster” Gerry Bozarth,, Director,
Continuing Medical Education & Medical Reserve Corps of Eastern
Washington, Spokane Country Medical Society. Found on the front page
of the Spokesman Review and contacted directly..
This presentation will describe the subtypes of
influenza and how Respiratory Therapists would be involved should a
predicted Pandemic Occur etc…..
0930-1010 Which COPD patients Should be
Considered for Surgery, Joshua O. Benditt, MD, Professor of
Medicine, University of Washington Medicine, Director of Respiratory
Care Services, University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle WA
Co-Medical Director for the RCSW. Dr. Benditt is a graduate himself of
the University of Washington and also Associate Editor, Respiratory
Care This talk was presented in San Antonio, Texas on December 5,
2005 as a part of a series of presentations entitled “Current
controversies in COPD management”, and then appeared in the RC Journal,
March 2005 COPD is a common disease that affects millions of individuals
in the United States and is a growing healthcare problem. There is no
cure for COPD etc…
1010-1050 Evidence Based Aerosol Therapy,
Dean Hess, RRT, PhD, FAARC, Associate Professor of Anesthesia, Harvard
Medical School, Assistant Director of Respiratory Care, Massachusetts
General Hospital, Boston, MA, Associate Editor of the Respiratory Care
Journal, when asked to speak at our conference over lunch in Antonio at
the AARC national convention, well published, numerous honors, textbook
author, frequently seen in the RC journal (CV 57 pages) An
increasing variety of aerosol delivery devices has become available in
recent years. The selection of an appropriate aerosol delivery device
has been the focus of 2 recent conferences published in RESPIRATORY CARE
etc….
1105-1155
Ventilator Waveforms in ALI/ARDS, Dean Hess, RRT, FAARC,
Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, The pathophysiology
behind ALI/ARDS is discussed. Ventilator waveforms that reflect
ALI/ARDS are presented and you will be able to discuss how waveforms can
guide the treatment of ALI/ARDS patients..
1345-1435 Neuromuscular Disorders and the
Respiratory Patient, Joshua O. Benditt, MD, Professor of Medicine,
University of Washington Medicine, Director of Respiratory Care
Services, University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle WA, on
Editorial Board for the Respiratory Care Journal Reviews the
relevant anatomy and physiology, focusing on the respiratory muscles and
dividing them into inspiratory, expiratory and glottic function etc….
1435-1525 Advanced
ABG interpretations, Donald Howard, MD, Spokane Respiratory
Consultants, Spokane WA. Director of Respiratory Care, Sacred Heart
Medical Center and Co-Director of RCSW, came to Spokane in 1999, prior
to that he was a Staff Pulmonary Critical Care Physician at Lackland ARF
in San Antonio TX, his wife is an elementary school teacher, no wonder
he’s such a great teacher himself.
A review of the four main acid-base imbalances with
a review of the rules for expected compensation for each. The role of
the anion and delta gaps etc…
1525-1615 Practical Problems with Aerosol
Therapy in Respiratory Patients, Joseph Rau, PhD, RRT, FAARC,
Atlanta GA, currently professor Emeritus, Cardiopulmonary Care
Sciences at Georgia State University, stated out as an OJT (on the job
trained), his educational and research interests are primarily
respiratory care pharmacology and aerosol delivery, and secondarily,
respiratory care product evaluation. He presented in San Antonio,
at the AARC national conference, December 5th, 2005 as
a part of the Current Controversies in COPD Management with Dr. Benditt
(hat we heard earlier in the morning)
1615-1710
What is your Emotional Intelligence at Work, Maureen
Shogan, RNC, MN (masters in Nursing), Neonatal Clinical Nurse
Specialist, Deaconess Medical Center, Spokane, WA, started our with her
diploma in Nursing from the Sacred Heart School of Nursing here in
Spokane where she received the honor of Washington State Student Nurse
of the Year and she hasn’t stopped yet.
Exploration of Goleman’s
work based upon empathy, social skills, gratification delay, tests of
hope, resiliency, and integrity. Improving guest relations versus
improving technological approach to caring. Learners will be able to:
differentiate Intelligence Quotient (IQ) from Emotional Quotient (EQ)
ect….
33rd Annual Pacific Northwest
Regional Respiratory Care Conference April 23-25, 2006 Red Lion
hotel at the Park, Spokane WA Neonatal/Pediatric April
23 Sunday
1345-1435 Paradise of Poisons, Crack,
Crank, Weed, Speed and Ecstasy, Maureen Shogan, RNC, MN,
Neonatal Clinical Nurse Specialist, Deaconess Medical Center, Spokane
WA, icon here in the Inland Empire of Spokane, has Adjunct Faculty
appointments at the Intercollegiate College of Nursing, Washington
State University as well as the Respiratory Care Program at Spokane
Community College (since 1985).
A review of cocaine and methamphetamines,
uppers, vasoconstrictors, etc..
1435-1525 Evidence Based Bronchiolitis,
John Salyer, MBA, RRT, FAARC, Director of Respiratory Care, Children’s
Hospital and Medical Center, Seattle, WA since 2001,
prior to that he was Director Outcomes Research Service Primary
Children’s Medical Center in Salt Lake City Utah and an Educational
Coordinator at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital in Cleveland
Ohio. John presented several Posters in the Open Forum and delivered
presentations at the AARC national convention, in San Antonio.
1525-1615 Ventilation Strategies in
Today’s ICU, Dennis Bing, BS, RRT, Dräger Medical, Seattle WA since
1998, Recent past president for the RCSW, a true leader with vision,
several publications, including Airway Pressure Release. Dennis came to
us via Minnesota where he spent about 21 years in roles such as
Neonatal – Pediatric Clinical Specialist, Area Manager
of Infant Pulmonary Research center and Development Leader. Dennis
has adapted well to the Pacific NW.
Neonatal RDS overview, neonatal mortality &
morbidity, hazards of Mechanical ventilation in preterm infants.
The modes from CMV to RSV +VG as a “designer”
1525-1615 Inhaled aerosolized
Prostacyclins in the treatment of Pulmonary Hypertension, John
Salyer, MBA, RRT, FAARC, Director of Respiratory Care,
Children’s Hospital, Seattle WA,
A possible alternative to the use of inhaled nitric
oxide is emerging. Inhaled nebulized prostacyclins are being reported
in the literature as possibly as effective as inhaled
nitric oxide in the treatment of pulmonary hypertension, etc….
33rd
Annual Pacific Northwest Regional Respiratory Care Conference
General Session April 24, Monday
0820-0910 “Professionalism: The Key to
Recruitment and Retention”, Kevin Shrake, MA, RRT, FACHE,
FAAMA, he was an Instructor on Smoking Cessation from 1984-1990
before it became popular, recent past the Chief Operating Officer
of the AARC in Dallas, Texas and “famous” for the video on membership,
talk about when you met him and again in San Antonio.
Using a soft approach to creating an “engaged
workforce” can lead to hard results when the creative energy of
employees is unleashed.
0910-0950 What’s up with Legislation on
the State and National Level, Gary Wickman, BS, RRT, Director of
Respiratory Care, Providence General Medical Center, Everett WA,
Involvement with AARC, mention trip to Washington DC.
A review of what’s happening on the National and
State level. Some of our wins, loses and upcoming challenges will be
presented. .
1050-1145 21st Phil Kittredge
Memorial Lecture,
A
Dose of Reality,
James B. Fink MSc RRT FAARC, Fellow, Respiratory Science, Nektar
Therapeutics, Mountain View CA, past positions include administrative
analyst Medical Services, Edward Hines, Jr. VA Hospital and Research
Associate, Department of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Loyola
university, on the Editorial Board for the Respiratory Care Journal and
Guest Editorial in June in the RC Journal all about Heliox!. One of his
textbooks is in my home and office library, titled ”Clinical Practices
in Respiratory Care”. This talk was presented in San Antonio, during
the AARC National conference in December 2005 (Phil Kittredge was
the editor of the RC Journal and inspired many a young
mind).
1400 – 1450
Introduction of Volumetric Capnography (NICO); One hospital
experience, Michael Powers MS, RRT, Director, Lung Center,
University of Tennessee Medical Center, Knoxville, TN, Michael has a
varied background with honors and publications as well as
presentations, one that sounds out was when he was a feature speaker
during a Pulmonary Conference at University Medical Center, Ho Chi Minh,
Vietnam in August of 2005.
Our hospital introduced a mechanical ventilator
management and protocols in 2002 with very positive outcomes. HLOS and
VLOS were reduced by 1.5 days etc…
1450-1535 Bacterial Pneumonia (including
VAPS), Richard D. Sheldon, MD, FAARC Beaver Clinic, Redlands,
CA, Dr. Sheldon graduated from Loma Linda University School of Medicine
and interned in Denver Colorado prior to being drafted in the Army as a
Major. He returned to Loma Linda University holding many
positions,including the President of the Medical Physicians, Inc He
has authored and co- authored many articles, editorials and RC textbook
contributions and was honored in 2001 with the Jimmy A. Young Medalist
(past AARC president) – the AARC’s most distinguish honor. He is
currently the Medical Director of California State’s Respiratory
Care Board. Dr. Sheldon spoke at SCC in January of 2005 on Evidence
Based Medicine, welcome back to Spokane.
1545-1635 Pet Scan and Pulmonary Disease,
Randy Opp, MD, Radiology Department, Kootenai Medical Center, Coeur d
A’lene, ID, Dr. Opp graduated from Loma Linda University School of
Medicine, but prior to that got his BS degree at Walla Walla College,
College Place, WA. While at LLU he did his residency in Diagnostic
Radiology and Vascular and Interventional Radiology Fellowship. He’s
found a home now in Northern Idaho where his southern California family
can visit.
Identifying the PET Scan importance in
Pulmonary Disease begins with a review of the basics of Radiology
imaging followed by a comparison of PET Scan etc….
1635-1725 Is it the flu or CO (non
invasive Co-Oximetry), Barry Hickerson, EMT-P, FP-C Currently a
Marketing & Business Manager for REACH Air Medical Services in Santa
Rosa, CA and Marketing Director for Masimo Corporation in Irvine,he
tolds a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree from Cambridge University and has
a strong background in Flight paramedic background, starting in Saudi
Arabia.
Identifying patients would benefit from Co-oximetry
instead of routing pulse etc..
33rd
Annual Pacific Northwest Regional Respiratory Care Conference
Home Care and Sleep Medicine April 24 Monday
820-905
Changing the Image: Providers not just dealers, Joan Kohorst,
MA, RRT, Apria Healthcare, St. Louis, MO, currently the Region Clinical
Manager, also a past Educator at the University of Missouri, Columbia
and the AARC Home Care Section Chair in 2005-present as well as past
president for the MSRC (Missouri Society for Respiratory Care). In
December she presented this talk in San Antonio at the AARC national
conference.
The historical image of the home care industry has
been less than stellar. Fraud and abuse continue this presentation will
explore how home care can change that .
0905-0950 Central Sleep Apnea, Keith
Knittle, RRT, RPFT, RPSGT. Co-Owner and Technical Director of Aspen
Sleep Centers, Spokane WA, graduate of Walla Walla Community College,
previously the manager of Holy Family Sleep Center, he continues to help
set-up our sleep labs and sleep centers as well as works as an RC in
Bonners Ferry and St. Maries ID, all in his spare time
Identification of Central Sleep Apnea and the
differentiation between OSA, Mixed and CSA will be discussed. etc….
1050-1140
The Homecare RCP, Past, Present and Future, Bill Nehring,
LRCP, Fisher Paykel Healthcare, Homecare Sales Representative,
Washington State and Alaska, starting out at the Institute for Medical
Studies Respiratory Program in Long Beach CA, previously Director of
Respiratory/CME services for Healthteam NW in Bothell and the Clinical
and Sleep Disorders Coordinator for Apria Healthcare in Redmond WA.
Active in the RCSW, past president for the Cascade Chapter &
State Secretary a few times
1140-1200
Legislative update – Gary Wickman, BS, RRT, Director of
Respiratory Care, Providence General Medical Center, Everett WA, Gary
has held the RCSW Past President position, Delegate to the AARC, and
currently serves on the state Legislative Committee as an active PACT
member, traveling to Washington DC to with AARC to speak on behalf of
the Respiratory Therapy.
A review of what’s happening on the National and
State level. Some of our wins, loses and upcoming challenges.
1400-1450 “Why Heated Humidity is Vital to
CPAP”, Bill Nehring, LRCP, Fisher Paykel, Washington State and
Alaska– repeat introduction of Bill, add his volunteer work with
the ALA add past positions in both Anaheim CA and Little Rock AR (there
must be a story in there somewhere?)
The indications for heated humidity for CPAP will
be presented etc….
1450-1545
Neurocognitive Dysfunction and Obstructive Sleep Apnea: The
Apnea, Richard Simon, MD, St. Mary Medical Center, Walla Walla WA,
Board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and Sleep
Medicine. Attended Pritzker School of Medicine, University of Chicago,
currently Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine, University of
Washington, other interest include the symphony as current President in
Walla Walla.
1535-1645
Pediatric OSA and Sleep-Disordered Breathing, Jeff Elmer,
MD, DABSM, Diplomat American Board of Sleep Medicine, Spokane
Respiratory Consultants, Spokane WA, Medical School, University of
Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, TX with Pulmonary Fellowship,
University of Utah & Affiliated Hospitals, Board Specialties in Internal
Medicine, Sleep Disorder Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine and Critical Care.
The difference between adult and children with
sleep issues vary greatly. Strategies for working with the child
patient with sleep disordered breathing will be presented.
1645-1735 Insomnia Pharmacologic Therapy,
Richard D. Simon, MD, St. Mary Medical Center, Walla Walla, WA,
The types of patients with insomnia vary. Almost
all Respiratory Therapist are familiar with shift work during the night
time, etc…
33rd Annual
Pacific Northwest Regional Respiratory Care Conference
General Session April2 5 Tuesday
0820-0910 The
Role of the RT in Patient Assessment, Robert L. Wilkins PhD,
RRT, FAARC, Professor of Cardiopulmonary Sciences, School of Allied
Health Professions, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda CA, Bachelors of
Science Degree in Respiratory Therapy from Loma Linda University and
Ph.D. from University of Southern California, in Psychology. On the
Editorial Board, Respiratory Care Journal, numerous
publications and textbooks, such as Egan’s Fundamentals of
Respiratory Care (now in the 8th edition).
The role of the RT is continually evolving and
changing. This presentation is an overview of how the expectations have
changed over the last 30 years etc…
910-1000
Clinical Cases using the Open Lung Tool in Lung Recruitment,
Mark Martinez RRT, CardioPulmonary Educator with advanced Critical Care
skills in Adult Trauma, Pediatric Trauma and High Risk Neonatal
Delivery, Sutter Roseville Medical Center, Roseville, CA, Initial RC
training at Albuquerque TVI Community College with additional studies at
the University of New Mexico.
Review of clinical cases using the OLT for Lung
Recruitment. Also, Review of OLT Protocol used at Sutter
Rosseville Medical Center.
1000-1045 Interventional Bronchoscopy,
Steve Kirtland, MD, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle WA,
University of California at San Diego School of Medicine graduate before
Interning, Residency and Fellowships at Virginia Mason Medical Center
and University of Washington, Seattle WA, he is a practicing physician,
Pulmonary Critical Care and Sleep Medicine as well as Hyperbaric
Medicine today.
The breadth of interventional bronchoscopy (IB)
will be reviewed along with the indication and relative
therapeutic studies.
DENNIS CRISWELL or DEE – review as above, add a
few more such as author of Lung Sounds: A Practical Guide and
Clinical Assessment in Respiratory Care in 5th edition, co
authored by Dr. Richard Sheldon, who spoke yesterday, both
widely used in Respiratory Care training programs.
1045-1130
The role of
the CBC in Patient Assessment, Robert L. Wilkins PhD, RRT,
FAARC, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, CA
Interpreting the CBC’s in RT patients involves
defining normal way in which white and red cells are produced, and the
function of the specific white cells.
1245-1335
HFOV – What’s different in the treatment of the Adult, John
Davies, MA, RRT, Duke University Medical Center, Durham
NC
A discussion of the clinical indications for
HFOV is presented. The importance and the calculation of the
oxygenation index is reviewed. The management techniques for HFOV are
reviewed. The differences between the adult and pediatric patient will
be covered and finally the weaning process for HFOV.
1335-1425
What’s up with Asthma Educator Credentialing, Dan Robison, MS,
PE, AE-C, Inland NorthWest Asthma Coalition Coordinator, American
Lung Association, Spokane, WA, Dan’s past includes working as a
drinking water program engineer in Sydney Australia and Yakima
WA. He is also an Amateur Radio Operator. This year he is the ASTHMA
WALK Coordinator for May 20th (did you pledge yet?)
Certified is still relatively new within health
services community, National certification is provided by the National
Educator Certification Board.
1425-1515 Avoiding the Courtroom,
Anthony L. DeWitt, RRT JD FAARC, his AARC fellow was awarded on
the basis of significant contributions to the field of respiratory care
for legal advocacy on behalf of profession in 2002. Currently Associate
Attorney for Bartimus, Frickleton Robertson & Obetz, PC, in Jefferson
City, MO. He was the Administrative Director, CardioPulmonary and
Occupational Medicine at St. Charles Hospital in Oregon Ohio prior
to his distinguished career as an attorney. Maybe BEST known for his
columns in the Advance Journals as a Legal Columnist and now an author
with a text for Respiratory Therapist on the Legal System.
Today’s manager faces many challenges with the
work force. This presentation will illustrate the problems inherent in
complying with Federal anti-discrimination law.
1515-1600 Can You Handle the Truth, Mock
Courtroom Trial, Anthony L. DeWitt, RRT JD FAARC and John Salyer,
MBA, RRT, FAARC
Anthony DeWitt is joined now by John Salyer. John
spoke on Sunday afternoon in our Neonatal/Pediatric Session on
EvidenceBased Bronchiolitis and Inhaled Prostacyclins in the tx of
Pulmonary Hypertension. He is the Director of Respiratory Care,
Children’s Hospital and Medical Center, Seattle WA, prior to that he
Directed Outcomes Research Service Primary Children’s Medical Center in
Salt Lake City, Utah and an Educational Coordinator at Rainbow Babies
and Children’s Hospital in Cleveland Ohio.
Two exceptional Respiratory Care supporters take a
point and counterpoint on a mock courtroom trial with the audience
joining in.
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These are
from the "Respiratory Care in Infants and Children:
A Clinical Update" conference in Seattle WA Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical
Center
Oct. 22nd
2005
Airway Pressure Release Ventilation in Pediatrics Presented by:
Dennis Bing, RRT Please note a good review of
APRV in adults as well as Pediatrics
These are
from the RC 32nd Annual conference in Seattle WA May 15-17 2005
Click here
for handout "Resistant
Organisms in the ICU " by Timothy H. Dellit, MD Assistant Professor
Division of Allergy & Infectious Diseases University of Washington School of
Medicine Harborview Medical Center SAVE FILE FIRST THEN PRINT IF YOU ARE HAVING
PROBLEMS PRINTING FROM THE WEB
Click on title for each hand out
"Potential
Role of Hemoglobin-Based Oxygen Carriers (HBOCs) in Trauma Resuscitation"
and
"IMMEDIATE COUNTERSHOCK FOR OUT-OF-HOSPITAL VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION: Elemental
or Detrimental?" by Paul E. Pepe, MD, MPH, FACEP, FCCP, FACP,
FCCM
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for handout
"CURRENT
OPTIONS FOR AEROSOL THERAPY" Joseph L. Rau, Ph.D., RRT, FAARC Professor
Emeritus Cardiopulmonary Care Science SAVE FILE FIRST THEN PRINT IF YOU ARE HAVING
PROBLEMS PRINTING FROM THE WEB
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for handout "Shift
Work Sleep Disorder "(SWSD) Paula.Carvalho, M.D. SAVE FILE FIRST THEN PRINT IF YOU ARE HAVING
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Humans" Paula Carvalho , M.D. SAVE FILE FIRST THEN PRINT IF YOU ARE HAVING
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Physiology of Exercise Testing" by David Sinks , M.D. SAVE FILE FIRST THEN PRINT IF YOU ARE HAVING
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Douglas
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Hospital Hartford, Connecticut SAVE FILE FIRST THEN PRINT IF YOU ARE HAVING
PROBLEMS PRINTING FROM THE WEB
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Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine, University of Washington/Harborview Medical
Center SAVE FILE FIRST THEN PRINT IF YOU ARE HAVING
PROBLEMS PRINTING FROM THE WEB
Click here for “Respiratory Disease: Global Needs and Opportunities” Sally
Stansfield MD, Associate Director for Global Health Strategies, Bill & Melinda
Gates Foundation (warning large file 12 megs may consider downloading and
viewing locally on your PC)) SAVE FILE FIRST THEN PRINT IF YOU ARE HAVING
PROBLEMS PRINTING FROM THE WEB
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“The Washington State Asthma Initiative” Amy Manchester Harris MPA,
Asthma Program Manager, Washington State Dept of Health, Chronic Disease
Prevention and Risk Reduction
These are
from the RC 31st Annual conference in Seattle WA May 23 - 25 2004.
WILL BE POSTED HERE AFTER I RECEIVE THEM I THE I RECEIVE THEM (should
authors give permission)
"The Death of the Hypoxic Drive Theory"
by Jeff Whitnack RRT,
RPFT WARNING LARGE FILE 21 megs. Suggest only viewing or down loading with
a T1 line or broadband internet access.
"The death of the hypoxic drive studies cited in.doc"
What is Evidence-Based Based Respiratory Care: Why Respiratory Care: Why
should I Care?
Dean Hess, PhD, RRT, FAARC Harvard Medical School Harvard Medical
School
Mechanical
Ventilation Mechanical Ventilation of the Patient with ARDS of the Patient
with ARDS
Dean Hess, PhD, RRT, FAARC Assistant Professor of Anesthesia Harvard
Medical School Harvard Medical School Assistant Director of Respiratory
Care Assistant Director of Respiratory Care Massachusetts General Hospital
Darrell
Owens, Ph.D., RN, CHPN
Palliative Care Specialist
Department of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine
Harborview Medical Center
To just down load any or all RCSW 2004 presentations
click here.
Failed
Tracheotomy
Management
Timothy M. McCulloch, MD
University of Washington
Harborview Hospital
Otolaryngology
These are from the RC 30th Annual conference in Spokane WA April 27th & 28 2003.
Ventilatory
Management of ARDS: What Have We Learned and What Questions are
Unanswered! By
Bob Kacmarek Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School,
Boston, Massachusetts. The
slide 5-10 very good to demonstrate the MAJOR value of Static Compliances
of 28 or less in
various modes of ventilation. (this was all demonstrated in the a high
freq. ventilator ARDS in
a presentation by a SenorMedics also, hopeful we can post it also). File
4-28-03ARDS.ppt
(Double click on this file when you see it to view online.
Noninvasive
Positive Pressure Ventilation: The MGH Experience By Bob Kacmarek
Massachusetts
General Hospital Harvard Medical School Boston Massachusetts. File
4-28-03NPPV.ppt
Other Power Presentations
Cardiovascular Assessment Power Point Presentation:
"Hypoxia and O2 Devices
Written by Terry Smith BS RRT FULL SCREEN JUST KEEP CLICKING WITH THE MOUSE
(or enter key)
"Pulse Oximetry
In-service" Written by Terry Smith BS RRT FULL SCREEN JUST KEEP CLICKING WITH THE MOUSE
(or enter key)
TO
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