The Benefits of CPAP in Prehospital Care You’ve got a patient gasping for air, accessory muscles working overtime, O2 saturation slipping... and there it is, your chance to shine with CPAP. CPAP isn't just a BLS buzzword, it’s one of the most powerful non-invasive tools we have in the field. What Does CPAP Actually Do? CPAP delivers a constant stream of positive pressure throughout the respiratory cycle, keeping the alveoli open, improving gas exchange, and reducing the work of breathing. Here’s

SLEEP APNEA: If you’ve been diagnosed with the condition, you may come in for a titration study. This helps providers determine how to treat your obstructive sleep apnea with continuous or bilevel positive airway pressure, known as CPAP or BiPAP. Finding the correct air pressure on your mask can result in better sleep and avoid long-term health consequences. #Sleep #WorldSleepDay #Sleepapnea | Michigan Medicine