TIRBO 53: Who needs an arterial line?

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TIRBO 53: Who needs an arterial line?

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12 minutes

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Jan 24, 2024

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Arterial lines are resuscitative tools.

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Jan 24, 2024

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An educational podcast presenting practical critical care scenarios. By Brandon Oto, PA-C and Bryan Boling, ACNP. New episodes weekly.

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