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Roupie, É.

doi:10.1186/cc2

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“…ABG analysis informs adjustments to inspired oxygen concentration and ventilator parameters, ensuring the maintenance of appropriate arterial oxygen and carbon dioxide levels. This real-time feedback loop, facilitated by ABG monitoring, enables healthcare providers to tailor respiratory support to the dynamic needs of the pediatric patient, optimizing gas exchange and respiratory function [ 49 ].…”

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Reviving Hope: A Comprehensive Review of Post-resuscitation Care in Pediatric ICUs After Cardiac Arrest

Taksande,

Meshram

2023

Cureus

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This comprehensive review thoroughly examines post-resuscitation care in pediatric ICUs (PICUs) following cardiac arrest. The analysis encompasses adherence to resuscitation guidelines, advances in therapeutic interventions, and the nuanced management of neurological, cardiovascular, and respiratory considerations during the immediate post-resuscitation phase. Delving into the complexities of long-term outcomes, cognitive and developmental considerations, and rehabilitation strategies, the review emphasizes the importance of family-centered care for pediatric survivors. A call to action is presented, urging continuous education, research initiatives, and quality improvement efforts alongside strengthened multidisciplinary collaboration and advocacy for public awareness. Through implementing these principles, healthcare providers and systems can collectively contribute to ongoing advancements in pediatric post-resuscitation care, ultimately improving outcomes and fostering a culture of excellence in pediatric critical care.

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Reviving Hope: A Comprehensive Review of Post-resuscitation Care in Pediatric ICUs After Cardiac Arrest

Taksande,

Meshram

2023

Cureus

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“…obtaining the results, means that this sort of analysis may be Determination of bicarbonate and pH levels, aids in diagnosing misleading. [2] the cause of abnormal blood gas values [5].…”

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A Review of Blood Gas Sensors and a Proposed Portable Solution

Joglekar

Chandran

Veljanovski

et al. 2007

2007 International Symposium on Integrated Circuits

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Blood gasses are one of the vital signs monitored by Oxygen in the lungs is carried to tissues through the medical practitioners for critically ill patients and as preventive bloodstream, but only a small amount of this oxygen can health care measures for potential heart disease patients. actually dissolve in arterial blood. How much dissolves Measurement of blood gasses in a quick, effective way, without depends on the partial pressure of the oxygen (the pressure that compromising on accuracy is one of the fundamental topics for the gas exerts on the walls of the arteries). Therefore, testing research today and is in tune with the demands of the medical the partial pressure of oxygen is actually measuring how much fraternity. oxygen the lungs are delivering to the blood. The remainder of The objective of this paper is to review the theory of blood gas oxygen that is not dissolved in blood combines with measurement and the current technological solutions used to hemoglobin, a protein-iron compound found in red blood cells. measure blood gasses non-invasively and continuously. This paper The oxygen content measurement in an ABG analysis indicates finally presents proposed research that will foresee portable, nonhow much oxygen is combined with the hemoglobin. A related invasive blood gas monitoring solutions. value is the oxygen saturation, which compares the amount of I.

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