COPD Patients: We Expose The Truth About Pulse Oximeters, And How They Really Work.

[@kevinperkins6690]

Honesty is the best policy, thank you!

[@annew5229]

I learned when I was in the hospital the most accurate reading is on the ear lobe. Reading on finger was 92. When they put it on my ear lobe it was 96.

[@ronfischer7961]

This was true for me as well

[@dstarkspp]

Simple however useful information… Nice video learn something today….

[@FrankEdavidson]

An Emma is about £1500 here. For the number of times I'll ever happen to chance across someone needing CPR, have a BVM in my pocket or bag and have someone else or two around to help with squeezing the bag and compressions, it's not worth it. I only use a PO to assess casualy pulse rate, unless the SpO2 is very low. The day I bought a spare thinking I'd never use it on anyone I found a ladysprawled out on the kerb. Susp PE, chest pain, hx of cardiac problems but refused to go to hospital.

[@SWExplore]

Good video to learn about pulse / oximeter information. 4:34 "Am I dying?" Nope, you're too cute to die. 😉

[@barryhuizing2804]

So as a home test what would you suggest to use for a COPD patient with ULL cancer in NED?

[@annalucinda8273]

Such an interesting clip which was personally beneficial. Thank you so much!🌹

[@bethnelson9089]

How do you find out if that's f d a approved

[@Blessing-bh6rk]

Thank you very much Sir The information I have been looking for

[@curtjohnson6773]

Thank you. Helps a lot.❤️

[@curtjohnson6773]

I have insight that helps while caring for my mom. ❤️

[@consensusreality9884]

Thank you!

[@stargazer1359]

*The higher the CO2...The higher the pulse rate.... Thank you.

[@enochpowelghost]

cheap gas analyses go to car breakers get a ignition switch and key ecu and lambada sensor new of course !. That will measure the gas co and oxygen

[@davefricke2689]

wow interesting

[@garymensurati1631]

Thank you !