Oxygen Hemoglobin Dissociation Curve Explained Clearly

Understand the oxygen hemoglobin dissociation curve with this clear and concise medical lecture from Dr. Seheult.

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Course Contents:

Oxygen Hemoglobin Dissociation Curve Explained Clearly
Delivery of Oxygen to Tissues Explained Clearly

GULNAZ MIRZA, MD

KARY MCKORT

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JO PETERSON

AMANDA VIEHMANN (NP Student)

Practical application of the Oxyhemoglobin curve

REGI MUNRO

Excellent explanation that I will pass on to my paramedic program students.

QUEEN UKAOMA

HELEN SCHADT (NP Student)

Hallelujah for this!!! I'm getting the concepts!!

ERIN NICHOLS

This is wonderful. I'm a nursing student and have some basic understanding of the dos and don'ts of O2 administration to pts. I also have working knowledge of ABGs, but I'm trying to tie it all in together with pt with comorbid pulmonary and cardiovascular diseases. Thank you so much. On a side note, I would really appreciate a lecture serious on the reliability of pulse oximeters for pts who have COPD and PVD. As I understand the process, so far, CO2 is reluctant to give the HGB seat up to O2. My question is whether a pulse ox device truly measures saturation and O2 delivery, especially in pts with PVD. I think a lecture on these topics would help students more fully understand ABGs and chronic compensation. Thank you again!