Terminal Extubation: Ethics Perspectives - U.S. Department ...
Mar 30, 2005 · With the removal of ventilation, it is a little easier because there are objective parameters that a respiratory therapist or pulmonary or critical care physician could obtain real measurements that predict whether a patient will be able to sustain their own ventilation without that mechanical support. So, that kind of thing is very useful. ................
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