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Distinguishing between Pulse and Ear Oximetry

Respiratory Care

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First published online May, 1986

Distinguishing between Pulse and Ear Oximetry

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Volume 31, Issue 5

https://doi.org/10.1177/194336548603100515

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References

1.

Smoker

JM

, Hess DR , Frey-Zeiler

VL

, Tangen

MI

, Rexrode

WO

. A protocol to assess oxygen therapy. Respir Care 1986;31:35–39.

2.

Cecil

WT

, Morrison

LS

, Lamoonpun

S.

Clinical evaluation of the Ohmeda Biox III pulse oximeter: A comparison of finger and ear cuvettes. Respir Care 1985;30:840–845.

3.

Cecil

WT

, Morrison

LS

, Lamoonpun

S.

Clinical evaluation of the Ohmeda Biox III pulse oximeter: A comparison of finger and ear cuvettes. Respir Care 1985;30:840–845.

4.

Smoker

JM

, Hess DR , Frey-Zeiler

VL

, Tangen

MI

, Rexrode

WO

. A protocol to assess oxygen therapy. Respir Care 1986;31:35–39.

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