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By Kenny Navarro, EMS1 columnist
There is a growing body of evidence suggesting hyperventilation of intubated head-injured patients increases both morbidity and mortality. As a result, medical directors stress the importance of maintaining capnography levels within normal limits when assisting ventilation. But what does this mean for your system? Full Column
By Greg Friese, EMS1 Columnist
During an MCI, supplies on responding ambulances may not be adequate for on-scene treatment. Unless those ambulances are unloaded before they initiate transport, many of the extra supplies they contain will not be available for the remainder of the incident. Find out how mass casualty supply trailers can solve this problem. Full Column
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