NON-CE RECORDING

Learning Objectives:
  • Describe the physiologic importance of continuous CO2 monitoring across neonatal respiratory, neurologic, and cardiopulmonary care.
  • Identify expanded NICU use cases where transcutaneous CO2 monitoring may provide added clinical value beyond routine ventilation management.
  • Explain how tcPCO2 trending can support care during dynamic clinical transitions, including surfactant therapy, therapeutic hypothermia, ECMO, surgery, transport, and weaning to home ventilation.
  • Discuss how continuous, noninvasive CO2 monitoring may complement intermittent blood gas assessment and support clinical decision-making throughout the NICU stay.
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