Ventilators Part II: Advanced Management

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Agree to acknowledgement to continue. Intubated, mechanically ventilated patients have a myriad of ventilation and oxygenation needs. No two are alike. Clinicians use arterial blood gases (ABGs) and patient assessment data to adjust ventilator settings to meet the individual patient's needs. In this course, we will explore the use of patient-specific information to manage ventilation and oxygenation in volume control and pressure control ventilator modes.
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Ventilators Part II: Advanced Management
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Begin self-paced component package. Intubated, mechanically ventilated patients have a myriad of ventilation and oxygenation needs. No two are alike. Clinicians use arterial blood gases (ABGs) and patient assessment data to adjust ventilator settings to meet the individual patient's needs. In this course, we will explore the use of patient-specific information to manage ventilation and oxygenation in volume control and pressure control ventilator modes.
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Ventilators Part II: Advanced Management Certificate
1.0 CEU credit  |  Certificate available
1.0 CEU credit  |  Certificate available Ventilators Part II: Advanced Management Certificate
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Learn how to manage ventilation and oxygenation requirements through various modes of ventilation.

Intubated, mechanically ventilated patients have a myriad of ventilation and oxygenation needs. No two are alike. Clinicians use arterial blood gases (ABGs) and patient assessment data to adjust ventilator settings to meet the individual patient's needs. In this course, we will explore the use of patient-specific information to manage ventilation and oxygenation in volume control and pressure control ventilator modes.

1 CE Credit - $20

Identify key terms and modes of mechanical ventilation

Describe the indications for specific ventilator settings and adjustments

Integrate hemodynamics with ventilator settings to meet complex patient care needs

Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP17490 for 1 contact hour

This course is - Clinical / Accredited

Courses with CE credits are only valid if completed after certification. Any CE credit courses completed before certification are not valid.

Critical care, ventilation, hemodynamics, CFRN, TCRN, CEN, CTRN

For Practice Exams you have 90 days to complete the exam without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

For all other BCEN-Learn Products you have 12 months to complete without having to repurchase and a 7 day unopened return policy from time of purchase

If you have started the course, it is considered open and cannot be returned.