Providing Oxygen Therapy and Aerosolized Treatments on CD-ROM is a courseware-training program that provides an interesting and entertaining approach to learning oxygen therapy and the most commonly administered aerosolized treatments. Authored and presented by Bruce Colbert MS, RRT, Associate Professor and Allied Health Director at University of Pittsburgh, Johnston, PA, this program can be used for cross-training or multi-skill training of current employees or students. Click here for more information on Bruce Colbert.

This easy to use program will make a great adjunct to your current educational program or can be used independently to document proficiency in providing oxygen therapy and aerosolized treatments. Student, Instructor, and Network Versions available from Total Care Programming

Content/Topics:

Oxygen Therapy:

Anatomy & Physiology of Oxygen, Ventilation & Respiration, Oxygen & Hemoglobin, Hypoxia & Hypoxemia, Oxygen/Hemoglobin Curve, Indications for Oxygen Therapy, Oxygen Delivery Devices, Low & High Flow Oxygen Devices, Monitoring Oxygen, Hazards of Oxygen, Nasal Cannula, Simple Mask Non-rebreathing Masks, Jet Mixing Mask, Continuous Aerosol

Delivery of Aerosolized Medications:

Medicated Aerosol Therapy, Advantages and Disadvantages, Drugs Given Via Aerosol, Breathing Patterns, Hand Held Nebulizer, Spontaneous Medicated Aerosol, Metered Dose Inhaler, Dry Powder Inhaler, Which Therapy to Use, Evaluating Therapy

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Oxygen Therapy and Aerosolized Treatments
Key Features:
Why should you use Oxygen Therapy and Aerosolized Treaments Courseware Program?
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System Requirements:
Pentium 200 MHz or faster, 16 meg of ram for Win 98, 32 megs of ram for other later versions of Windows (Win ME,XP,2000,2003). 2x CD-ROM or faster. Display of 256 colors (8 bit) or more. Sound system for 8 bit audio.