Eric Bauer
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard Jul 2025
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I do a lot of medical malpractice evaluation and and you know you see a lot of sentinel events that could be prevented by just using
But using it early as the sidestream nasal cannula and identifying, hey,
uh, you know, this rate is elevated.
It's not anxiety.
It could be partial compensation.
It's, you know, it's also low because maybe their hemodynamic status is poor.
And so really focusing, we've spent a lot of time in in our education focusing on not really a high end title CO two.
Hypercapnia is pretty easy.
Uh it is what it is.
But uh low end title CO two is that hidden gem that you see a lot of new
critical care providers make poor decisions uh and try to chase MINAT ventilation or slow their rate down or write in and so I came up with a an acronym called the three Ps of Entityl CO2 to really focus on
not getting stuck on that rate, but using Ntitle CO2 and it really quick, it's just make sure they have a pulse, make sure they're alive.
Number two, what is uh their perfusion status?
Do they have a map less than sixty-five?
And then number three, what's their pH?
Are they in a partially compensated metabolic acidosis?
And so really it's number two and three that we focus on to not not chase that number, but to focus on the underlying cause that NTODL is really reporting to you.
one of those two issues or it could be could be either of them, uh or together.
Uh and then
again, moving them towards definitive care where they can be managed uh with higher level care.
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