ECMO 143
Jonathan Jung, RRT-NPSI'm a curious ECMO specialist with a background in journalism and computer science, building ECMO 143 with AI and fact-checking against clinical references, so complex topics land in simple, clear terms.
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Is My ECMO Patient Secretly Smoking?
Weeks into an ECMO run, the carboxyhemoglobin on the co-ox on the blood gas comes back at 5%. I have seen 8% in other patients. None of them were anywhere near a fire.
That is the part that bugged me. Carbon monoxide, in a patient with no...
Thermodilution Cardiac Output on VV ECMO
When I first started working as a respiratory therapist in Florida, thermodilution cardiac output was a lot more hands-on than it is today. We kept the injectate in an ice bath, manually injected it, and entered the results into a handheld...
Liver Function Tests Are Not Just Background Noise
I used to think of liver function tests (LFT) as background noise.
In the NICU, I was well-versed in bilirubin. We watched it closely, trended it, and treated it. Bili lights were routine, and it felt very routine.
Years later, I moved in...
First, I Had to Learn How to Pronounce Argatroban
This was the first time I saw a patient on argatroban. I had a hard time pronouncing it at first, and I kept breaking it down in my head: R-gat-row-ban. But the pronunciation was not what stayed with me. What caught my attention was the rea...
C-POW-SAD, Part 2: Letter by Letter
Part two of two. Part one, “First 5 Minutes,” covers why the first five minutes back in the room are the most dangerous, and why a thing that’s connected isn’t necessarily working. This is the walkthrough.
The reset, again, in order: Cannu...
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ECMO Specialist | RRT-NPS | Respiratory Therapist | Creator of ECMO 143 and ECMO 143: Bedside Notes
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