Introduction
During anaesthesia, capnography provides a rapid and reliable method of detecting life-threatening conditions that affect ventilation and perfusion.
Changes in the shape, height and baseline of the capnograph waveform can supply us with information on both the equipment being used and on the health status of our patients.
Although the device is easy to use, an understanding of the principles of capnography and how the equipment works is necessary to be able to interpret the information that it provides.
The aim of this webinar is to help you understand how, why and what the capnograph is telling you.
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Instructor Bio:
Zara Livingstone
RVN NCert A & CC
