Introducing the Pneumatic transport vent known as the pNeuton The link below is a video found on the manufacturer’s website: Questions or Concerns? Use the comments below (must be logged in to comment) >Click on the picture to open this post< *************************************************************************** Click here to Click to read more…

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Click on the link below to launch the F&P website: Videos are most of the way down the page. https://www.fphcare.com/us/hospital/adult-respiratory/optiflow/airvo-3/

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Question: How much PEP is delivered by the Aerobika OPEP? Answer: It’s flow dependent. More flow equals more PEP. As I tested the Aerobika at a normal flow rate, I achieved about 12cmH2O on a “1” setting, and about 20cmH2O on the “5” setting (maximum). Click to read more…

Most of you are aware that the BellaVista ventilator is capable of being used not only as a conventional ventilator, but also as a BiPAP, and High Flow Oxygen. Because of a shortage of V60s, 5 of our fleet of BellaVista ventilators have been configured Click to read more…

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Once a month, in a presentation in the Children’s atrium, Chris Mowan, CEO of Medical City Dallas Hospital awards “City Stars” to those individuals that have gone above and beyond. This month, Respiratory Therapy Supervisor Morgan Mora was recognized for her contributions in the CICU. Click to read more…