OPEN FORUM #14
Aerosols, Oxygen, Drugs and Medications—Part 2
Tuesday December 8, 2009
9:30 A.M.–11:25 A.M.
San Antonio Convention Center Room 203
1. The Use of a New Oxygen Delivery Device and Wireless Clinical Oxygen Dose Recorder for Monitoring Patients Using Supplemental Oxygen—Brian W Carlin MD, Pittsburgh PA
2. Effects of Lung Mechanics on Oxygen Delivery Using Simple Oxygen Masks—Megan McKenney, Cleveland OH
3. Clean My R.I.D.E. (Reduce Inhalation of Diesel Exhaust) Phase 1: Assessment of Diesel Particulate Exposure in School Children—Kathleen Hernlen MBA, Martinez GA
4. Impact of a Breath Actuated Nebulizer Performance Improvement on Hospital Length of Stay—John S Emberger Jr RRT, Newark DE
5. Staff and Patient Satisfaction With a Breath Actuated Nebulizer Performance Improvement—John S Emberger Jr RRT, Newark DE
6. Airway Resistance Over Time in Patients With Heat and Moisture Exchangers and Heated Humidifiers—John S Emberger Jr RRT, Newark DE
7. Analysis of Airway Resistance and Sputum Consistency for Patients Switched From Heat and Moisture Exchanger to Heated Humidifier—John S Emberger Jr RRT, Newark DE
8. Development of a Respiratory Therapy Protocol for High Flow Nasal Cannula in the Bronchiolitis Patient—Andrea K Johnson, Salt Lake City UT
9. Effects of Lung Mechanics on Oxygen Delivery With Nasal Cannulae—Steven Zhou, Cleveland OH
10. Comparison of a Valved-Holding Chamber (VHC)-Facemask/Mouthpiece With Small Volume Nebulizer-Facemask (SVN-F) for Bronchodilator Delivery—Mary K Hart, Dallas TX
11. Back Pressure Comparison in Three Medical Gas Delivery Systems—Tia Alton, Louisville KY
12. Inhaled Epoprostenol in the Treatment of Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension—Christina Pano, Milwaukee WI
13. Characterization of the HFA PMDI Aerosol Plume by High Speed Photography—Dirk von Hollen, Parsippany NJ
14. Implementation of a Standardized Order Set for the Appropriate Use of Inhaled Pulmonary Vasodilator Therapy—Lisa Cracchiolo AD, St Louis MO
15. Mechanical Effects of High Flow Nasal Cannula in Normal and Obstructive Adult Lung Models—Sherry L Babic, Cleveland OH