Medical Exhibits, Demonstrative Aids, Illustrations and Models

4 Methods to Determine Correct ET Tube Placement
Item # 08138_01X

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Description:
CO2 detector, stethoscope over lungs and stomach, and vapor in tube.

Keywords:
medical, ET, tube, placement, endotracheal, CO2, detector, trachea,
ventilation, stethoscope, lungs, stomach, air, vapor, expiration, condensation,
moist, fog

Disclaimer:
This exhibit was created in 2008 and may contain information that is outdated. This exhibit is for demonstrative purposes only and should not be used for diagnosing or treating health problems.

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