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Here's some more links on Bi-level ventilation:

http://www.lhsc.on.ca/resptherapy/rtequip/pb840/bilevel.htm

www.respcare.ucsd.edu/download/rick%20vent%20basics.ppt

http://www.ispub.com/ostia/index.php?xmlFilePath=journals/ija/vol4n4/ventila
tion.xml

http://www.cardinal.com/mps/focus/respiratory/abstracts/abstracts/ab2001/A00
000190.asp

Toby S. Knight-Meigs,RN,RRT,EMT-P
Trauma Nurse Coordinator
Lower Umpqua Hospital
Reedsport, OR
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Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone knows of a good website that offers information about ventilator settings? INparticular when we have some patients... 		Candy Benton
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Offline Send Email 		Jun 21, 2008
9:20 pm

Hi Candy, WEB sites:? Ventworld (click on education when you get to the site), Pearls Review, AARC. www.greatnurses.com,www.ed4nurses.com? I will write again...
jgk1278@...
Send Email 		Jun 22, 2008
1:19 pm

Another great site that has assessment tools aswell is www.corexcel.com/courses/body.vent2.htm  Tracey Melhuish, MSN, RN Advanced Practice Nurse Holy Cross...
tracey melhuish
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1:01 pm

If you have credentialed Respiratory Therapists assigned to your unit, they should be qualified to respond to physician's orders and carry them out. I don't...
De Luna, Evangelina (...
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Send Email 		Jun 23, 2008
4:34 pm

I did a quick search of CME of nurse.com and found http://www.nurse.com/CE/CE345 You can start the course (read the article, and take the test) for free, and ...
George Gallen
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Send Email 		Jun 23, 2008
4:41 pm

... that offers information about ventilator settings? INparticular when we have some patients with ARDs the doctors will order the vent to be placed on...
Art Mercer
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Offline Send Email 		Jun 25, 2008
2:19 am

Bi-level is also called (APRV)Airway Pressure Release Ventilation. I'm pretty sure,(although not positive), that APRV is a proprietary name for Bi-level...
Toby Knight-Meigs
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Send Email 		Jun 25, 2008
2:20 am

Candy, I have years of teaching Respiratory Care. Give me a call and I will assist you in learning Airway Pressure Relief Ventilation (APRV). ...
Book Clarence
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Send Email 		Jun 25, 2008
2:23 am

Clarance, give me your number and I would be honored to talk to you. Thnaks so much for your help. Candy ... From: Book Clarence...
Candy Benton
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Offline Send Email 		Jun 25, 2008
7:01 pm

Here's some more links on Bi-level ventilation: http://www.lhsc.on.ca/resptherapy/rtequip/pb840/bilevel.htm ...
Toby Knight-Meigs
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Send Email 		Jul 3, 2008
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