Pulse oximetry: a case study

Article Abstract:

The use of pulse oximetry as a method of measuring haemoglobin saturation is described. The correct use of pulse oximeters and the importance of accurate interpretation and management of pulse oximetry is discussed.

Care and treatment, Analysis, Blood gases, Oximetry, Blood gas analysis, Hypotension

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Positive inotrope therapy

Article Abstract:

Positive inotrope therapy is described with emphasis on its increasing use in United Kingdom health care. Inotropes can be useful in treating inadequate perfusion as a result of poor cardiac contractility.

Usage, Nursing, Cardiotonic agents

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Oxygen therapy - 1

Article Abstract:

A step-by-step description is presented of the procedure of administering oxygen therapy to patients with respiratory conditions resulting in a need for enhanced arterial oxygenation.

Respiratory disease nursing

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