This video differentiates between co-oximetry and pulse-oximetry to include explanations for reduced or deoxygenated hemoglobin, oxyhemoglobin, carboxyhemoglobin, and methemoglobin.
having had the "opportunity" to treat many cases of CO poisoning while living in Montana for 15 yrs from poor use of gas heating equipment in a home (and we didnt have a CO-oximetry device at the time) but lad could give us reading. Fortunnately I was able to learn much about CO poisoning while in San Antonio (BAMC/Ft Sam Houston) and visiting the Hyperbaric Research at Brooks Areospace center, old east Texas RT
I’m in the RT program currently this was so helpful thank you!!
Another great explanation!!
Really Appreciated .
Thumbs up for this lady .
Great breakdown! Thanks for posting this content.
having had the "opportunity" to treat many cases of CO poisoning while living in Montana for 15 yrs from poor use of gas heating equipment in a home (and we didnt have a CO-oximetry device at the time) but lad could give us reading. Fortunnately I was able to learn much about CO poisoning while in San Antonio (BAMC/Ft Sam Houston) and visiting the Hyperbaric Research at Brooks Areospace center, old east Texas RT
Good Job
Thanks!