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Recommendations for Core Critical Care Ultrasound Competencies as a Part of Specialist Training in Multidisciplinary Intensive Care... pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32620166/

How to set the initial respiratory rate in critically ill patients and in the operating room? Impact for initial settings in mechanically ventilated COVID-19 patients. Part 1 coemv.ca/how-to-set-the…

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Thanks Angelo Roncalli for sharing Amato's suggestions for this scenario!

Marko Balan Critical Concepts Segun Olusanya (He/Him) [email protected] I Care Unintensively Gustavo Cortes-Puentes, M.D. Richard Oeckler Thomas Piraino @AnnemijnJonkman Ognjen Gajic Matt Siuba The Phlegmfighter Correct. Draeger, Getinge, Hamilton, do, GE and PB don't. Agree on the agitated patients, but maybe waiting one minute and try again will make it. Incidence on non readable measurements is about 20%

Marko Balan Giacomo Bellani I Care Unintensively Critical Concepts Segun Olusanya (He/Him) [email protected] Gustavo Cortes-Puentes, M.D. Richard Oeckler Thomas Piraino @AnnemijnJonkman Ognjen Gajic Matt Siuba The Phlegmfighter I've already extubated a patient with P0.1 6 without a problem. What worries me is respiratory distress. Palpating the sternocleidomastoid is a simple and little used tool.