Seeing red. Progress in pulse oximetry--a powerful tool for EMS providers
- PMID: 11227118
Seeing red. Progress in pulse oximetry--a powerful tool for EMS providers
Abstract
Ambulance 23 arrives at an extended care facility to transport an 86-year-old male. Dispatch assigned the crew to take the patient to his orthopedic surgeon's office to have a cast removed from his right leg. Facility staff members report the elderly resident has been a little short of breath today, but state he often exhibits signs of respiratory distress.
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