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The pulse oximeter, as the sole indicator of blood oxygenation, should, therefore, be used with caution in patients with recent carbon monoxide exposure.
The data suggest that carbon monoxide administration disrupts cochlear function only under extremely severe exposure conditions.
An increasing awareness of the effects of carbon monoxide suggests changes in the standard.
These interventions reduced patient exposure to carbon monoxide.
These sensors show good, repeatable and reversible response to carbon monoxide at room temperature.
If carbon monoxide poisoning is confirmed, the source must be identified and recommendations for correction or avoidance should be made.
It is concluded that a retrospectively derived rule correctly identified most cases of occult carbon monoxide poisoning when applied prospectively, and that the presence of similarly affected cohabitants was the most reliable marker for a carbon monoxide-mediated illness.