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In procedural sedation, real-time respiratory monitoring is critical—and it starts with accurate EtCO₂ sampling.

Join Chris Woodland, Respiratory Therapist and Director of Respiratory at Southmedic, as he explains how Oxy₂Pro uses intentional oxygen delivery pathways and advanced diffuser design to deliver more reliable EtCO₂ sampling, even at higher oxygen flow rates.

This video shows why Oxy₂Pro gives clinicians a clearer, more dependable picture of their patient’s respiratory status—supporting faster decision-making and improved patient safety during longer or more complex procedures.

What You’ll Learn in This Video:
How Oxy₂Pro samples End-tidal CO₂
The role of the diffuser in directing exhaled CO₂ toward the sampling line
Why reliable capnography matters during procedural sedation
How better EtCO₂ capture supports faster clinical decisions
How Oxy₂Pro keeps patients safer during changing respiratory conditions

Key Advantages for Procedural Respiratory Care:
Reliable EtCO₂ Capture – Dependable waveforms, even at high flows
Intentional Oxygen and CO₂ Pathways – Precision-engineered for monitoring and safety
Enhanced Clinical Confidence – Clearer waveforms support better judgment
Designed for High-Risk Patients – Ideal for complex and longer sedations
Simple, Ready-to-Use Setup – No assembly required

Intentionally engineered to deliver both elevated oxygen and reliable EtCO₂ monitoring, Oxy₂Pro gives procedural teams the tools they need to protect patients and act quickly if respiratory changes occur.

At Southmedic, we believe in finding a better way for clinicians and patients alike. Learn more about Oxy₂Pro at https://thebetteroxygenmask.com.

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