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  <title>Waveforms Don't Lie - Danny and Rance (DnR)</title>
  <description>In this episode, we explore the science, history, and frontline application of End-Tidal CO₂ (ETCO₂) — a tool that offers real-time insight into ventilation, perfusion, and metabolism. Danny and Rance from DnR explain how paramedics can use ETCO₂ to assess and guide care across multiple patient presentations. Key Takeaways:   ETCO₂ is the sixth vital sign — reflecting ventilation, perfusion, and metabolism in real time.   Capnography vs. Oximetry: SpO₂ shows what was happening; ETCO₂ shows what’s happening now.   Waveform interpretation: Alpha and beta angles reveal underlying pathology like bronchospasm, obstruction, or air trapping.   Clinical uses:   Tube confirmation: Real-time verification in 6 breaths or less.   CPR: Values &amp;amp;lt;10 mmHg after 20 mins indicate poor prognosis.   Ventilation: Real-time feedback for rate and volume.   Head injuries: Maintain normocapnia; hyperventilate only during herniation.   Sepsis, trauma, PE, and DKA: Trending ETCO₂ helps identify metabolic and perfusion problems.     Practical tips:   “Filter first, end-tidal to the sky.”   Inline sensors outperform sidestream for accuracy.   End-tidal is not just for intubated patients — use it with nasal prongs for sedation and respiratory monitoring.     </description>
  <author_name>Critical Levels</author_name>
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