ETCO2 for Paramedic Students (SIMPLE METHOD FOR MEDICS)

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A good way I remember 35-45mmHg is that the normal pH of human blood is 7.35-7.45

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I want to ask that what is the normal range of etco2 immediately after intubation?

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[@allthingsparamedic]

Very cool, What do you mean by not a big reading I the stomach?

[@badpixelproductions8437]

Since the Oxygen/Co2 exchange takes place in the lungs, and that creates the waveform visible on the machine. If the ET tube goes into the stomach, then the oxygen won't be turned into carbon dioxide, meaning that it will have a flat waveform

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