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We offer in-services and training on the
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Tracheotomy Tubes---------------------> |
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Tracheotomy Suctioning----------------> |
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Tracheotomy Care and Cleaning--------> |
How often? With what? |
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Tracheotomy Humidification------------> |
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Tracheotomy Emergencies--------------> |
Plugged trach?
Decannulated? |
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Respiratory Medications----------------> |
What order? Purpose?
Side effects? |
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Ventilator Alarms
What does low
pressure/low min vol alarms mean? How to correct?
These are just SOME of the questions that will be
answered in our In-Depth training sessions! After attending these
In-depth training sessions, your staff will have the knowledge and
confidence to care for the respiratory complex patient, in the home setting.
In-Depth in home Respiratory
assessments For your respiratory compromised patients
With a doctor’s
order, we can go into the home and provide a thorough patient and equipment
assessment that will include:
Vitals
(RR, HR, BP)
Pulse Oximetry:
Ambulating and Resting SPO2’s
with and without oxygen
End Tidal CO2 (ETCO2)
monitoring for trach and vent patients
Incentive Spirometry
Review and recommendations
of medications and current therapy treatments
Patient education on
effective equipment and medication use, breathing techniques (COPD) and
pulmonary rehab that can be done in the home.
In-Depth, hands on
training on the following Respiratory Equipment
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Coughlator |
Bipap/CPAP |
LTV 950
Ventilator |
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