Articles from FOCUS: Journal for Respiratory Care & Sleep Medicine (September 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Aeroeclipse[R] II offers fast, assured medication delivery.	Proctor, Shawn		800
Affordable plug n' play Multi-RIP.			91
Aspects of the evolution of sleep medicine.	Dement, William C.		1096
Atelectasis - as incidious as ever.	Wojciechowski, Bill		1340
Bronchial provocation device.			105
Bronchial provocation device.			79
CASS suction regulator.			102
Cultural competence requirements.	Gourley, David		697
Diving fatality analysis.	Capek, Kenneth		1124
Does adenotonsillar size and BMI predict obstructive sleep apnea in children?	Patrick, Herbert		1121
Education to advance your career.			93
Hold your tongue: studies suggest oral appliances are still valuable to sleep therapy.	Richardson, Stephanie		1195
Known for optimal performance.			117
Manual Jet Ventilator.			73
Melatonin & autism.	Patrick, Regina		1206
Most job applicants have appeared incessantly eager.		Cartoon	14
Need CEU's tonight?			85
New blood gas analyzer.			110
New cuffless supralaryngeal airway.			107
New Face Mask CPAP system.			109
New lightweight ventilator.			103
New PC-based spirometer.			117
New tabletop capnograph.			86
Nine to five might be a problem.		Cartoon	14
Noninvasive arterial oxygen monitoring has prognostic value in pediatrics.	Masini, Douglas		1441
Plasma proteins as biomarkers: acute phase proteins.	Steinert, Don		1271
Point-of-care instrumentation grows with increased clinical need.	Richardson, Stephanie		1016
Portable exhaled nitric oxide analyzer: an overview.	Buckner, Nicholas J.		1113
Quality tracings and easy clean-up.			86
Since we're having such a difficult time hitting your artery.		Cartoon	17
Sleep lab accreditation is being required.	Johnson, Duane		1018
Sleep testing accreditation.			104
SmartVest[R] Airway Clearance System.			100
Surfactant: agents utilized to lower surface tension.	Gardenhire, Doug		1087
The bachelor's degree for RTs: has its time finally arrived?	McCleaster, Sandra		1053
The body box made simple.	Harvey, Jim		1438
The current and future status of portable oxygen concentrators.	Wyka, Kenneth A.		1271
The shortcomings of pressure support.	Marini, John		1288
Transtracheal oxygen.			96
Two new sensors for sleep testing.			103
Value in pre-owned equipment.			72
Ventilator versatility: what's new in the hospital and at home?	Richardson, Stephanie		1089