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When the respiratory therapist initiates an IPPB treatment, the patient’s pulse is 80/min. Five minutes after the therapy is started, the patient’s pulse increases to 95/min. The therapist should: A. Continue the treatment as ordered B. Terminate the treatment and notify the charge nurse C. Decreases the nebulizer output D. Decrease the system pressure

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To all my fellow respiratory therapists: #BreathingJoe #Empoweringrespiratorytherapists As a Respiratory Therapist, amidst the beeping monitors and busy corridors, I'm reminded daily that putting the ‘CARE’ back in healthcare is not just a slogan, but a way of life. As a respiratory care practitioner, I navigate the delicate balance of science and compassion, serving adults, children, and even our tiniest fighters - premature infants. And yes, in the midst of it all, I bring my comedian spirit along. Because in the laughter shared, even in the toughest moments, we find strength, connection, and the true essence of care." "In the intricate dance of critical care, where every breath matters and every second counts, I'm privileged to be part of a team that embodies the essence of compassion. Whether it's holding the hand of a worried parent, comforting a frightened child, or fine-tuning ventilator settings for a fragile premature baby, it's the human connection that fuels us as RESPIRATORY THERAPISTS in our mission. As a respiratory care practitioner, I've learned that healing goes beyond the confines of medical protocols; it's about lending an ear, sharing a smile, and being present in the moment. And amidst the chaos, I weave in humor because laughter is the universal language of healing. In the punchlines and light-hearted moments, we find solace, resilience, and the unwavering spirit of care that defines our profession." For those who know me, they will say that I’m always a phone call away, ready to listen and give advice. But, they also take the risk that I may crack, a joke or three. It’s my nature, it’s my way of style, and it’s my humanistic approach to holistic medicine. Try laughing now because right now… Everything is Copacetic..!! National Board for Respiratory Care - NBRC Texas Society for Respiratory Care American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC) American College of Healthcare Executives

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The benefits of infusion therapy treatment generally outweigh any temporary side effects that may occur. Know that experienced infusion centers and nurses will take precautions to prevent or help minimize any side effects before and after treatment and will work to ensure your comfort and safety. For personalized support and advice, please consult with your doctor. #AmeriPharma #InfusionTherapy #MedicalSupport #PatientCare

Ventilator/ Tracheostomy weaning Is your loved one on a ventilator or tracheostomy in a hospital environment? There is hope for a return to breathing on their own! Many people who require long-term ventilator support can benefit from specialized weaning programs offered by our LTAC (Long-Term Acute Care) hospital. Our programs are designed to help patients safely transition off ventilators and improve their quality of life. Here's what an LTAC ventilator/tracheostomy weaning program can offer: Experienced Team: Respiratory therapists, pulmonologists, nurses, and physical therapists work together to create a personalized weaning plan. Weaning Process: Experts slowly decrease ventilator dependence while monitoring progress closely. We encourage patients to sit up daily and transition. Advanced Therapies: Techniques like airway clearance and muscle toning help patients breathe more effectively. We use aggressive techniques to fight acute deconditioning. Focus on Independence: The goal is to equip patients with the skills to breathe and function independently. If your loved one has been on a ventilator for an extended period, talk to their doctor about our LTAC ventilator weaning program. It could be the key to returning them to a more active life! #LTACHospital #VentWeaning #Tracheostomy #Recovery #RespiratoryTherapy #landmarkhospitals

Ventilator/ Tracheostomy weaning Is your loved one on a ventilator or tracheostomy in a hospital environment? There is hope for a return to breathing on their own! Many people who require long-term ventilator support can benefit from specialized weaning programs offered by our LTAC (Long-Term Acute Care) hospital. Our programs are designed to help patients safely transition off ventilators and improve their quality of life. Here's what an LTAC ventilator/tracheostomy weaning program can offer: Experienced Team: Respiratory therapists, pulmonologists, nurses, and physical therapists work together to create a personalized weaning plan. Weaning Process: Experts slowly decrease ventilator dependence while monitoring progress closely. We encourage patients to sit up daily and transition. Advanced Therapies: Techniques like airway clearance and muscle toning help patients breathe more effectively. We use aggressive techniques to fight acute deconditioning. Focus on Independence: The goal is to equip patients with the skills to breathe and function independently. If your loved one has been on a ventilator for an extended period, talk to their doctor about our LTAC ventilator weaning program. It could be the key to returning them to a more active life! #LTACHospital #VentWeaning #Tracheostomy #Recovery #RespiratoryTherapy #landmarkhospital

Ventilator/ Tracheostomy weaning Is your loved one on a ventilator or tracheostomy in a hospital environment? There is hope for a return to breathing on their own! Many people who require long-term ventilator support can benefit from specialized weaning programs offered by our LTAC (Long-Term Acute Care) hospital. Our programs are designed to help patients safely transition off ventilators and improve their quality of life. Here's what an LTAC ventilator/tracheostomy weaning program can offer: Experienced Team: Respiratory therapists, pulmonologists, nurses, and physical therapists work together to create a personalized weaning plan. Weaning Process: Experts slowly decrease ventilator dependence while monitoring progress closely. We encourage patients to sit up daily and transition. Advanced Therapies: Techniques like airway clearance and muscle toning help patients breathe more effectively. We use aggressive techniques to fight acute deconditioning. Focus on Independence: The goal is to equip patients with the skills to breathe and function independently. If your loved one has been on a ventilator for an extended period, talk to their doctor about our LTAC ventilator weaning program. It could be the key to returning them to a more active life! #LTACHospital #VentWeaning #Tracheostomy #Recovery #RespiratoryTherapy #landmarkhospital