Ep 41: Negative Pressure Pulmonary Edema

Jeremy & Mark focus on another potential anesthesia critical event in this 41st episode of The Nurse Anesthesia Podcast…the rare but frothy crisis known as Negative Pressure Pulmonary Edema (NPPE). They discuss the clinical presentation, signs and symptoms, etiology, pathophysiology, and most importantly…the management of this potential problem that can occur after general anesthesia or even during the critical care of certain patients. Tune in and catch-up on the important points you need to know to effectively manage this possible emergency.About The Nurse AnesthesiaWe provide continuing education for CRNAs and RNs. Our goal is provie the very best in anesthesia education and to build a commUNITY of learning in anesthesia and critical care!We’re seasoned educators and practicing CRNAs who know anesthesia. We literally write the textbook! We have the clinical expertise, educational experience, and practical know how to give you the most current and relevant anesthesia content available. We are here for you.For anyone who wants to learn or if you just want to review anesthesia concepts…we will set you up for a successful educational jOURney by providing short, meaningful courses to accelerate your nurse anesthesia learning, tackle your training, and become the successful CRNA you want to be. Let's do this together. It's Go Time! Sign up for The Nurse Anesthesia CoursesOur CRISIS MANAGEMENT SERIES is currently available! CRNAs & RN’s get CE credits when they purchase this series.Resident Registered Nurse Anesthesiologists will also find a ton of value in taking these courses!Learn more about our courses at www.thenurseanesthesia.com   Follow us on Instagram @thenurseanesthesia Legal DisclaimerThe Nurse Anesthesia Podcastis for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute medical. We continuously strive for accuracy, however, medicine is constantly evolving, and clinical decisions should always be made based on current guidelines, institutional policies, and individual patient considerations. The views expressed are those of the hosts and guests, and Do NOT necessarily reflect the opinions of any affiliated institutions. Listeners should consult their own healthcare providers before making any medical decisions.  Music by Alex Grohl