Evidence in ACTION: High-flow Nasal Oxygen: Optimizing Oxygenation in the Endoscopy Suite
Course Format: Online Video
Course Credit Type: Class B CE
Course Credit: 0.50
Rewards Points Earned: 12.5
Course Category: EIA: Anesthesia, **Self-Study/On-Demand, Anesthesia
Faculty: Douglas Massey II, CRNA
Course Producer: Solutions X2
Course Cost: Free
Mobile Friendly: Yes
Course Release Date: June 21, 2025
Course Expiration Date: June 20, 2026
Program Summary:
Course Approval:
0.5 contact hour reportable as Class B CE (CRNAs), 0.5 contact hour non-CME (MDs/DOs/AAs)
Target Audience: CRNAs
Disclosures: 1. The video presenter Douglas Massey II, CRNA, is a paid consultant of Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.
2. The matters expressed in the presentation are based on the personal experience of the healthcare professional and do not necessarily represent the views of Fisher & Paykel Healthcare nor any of its employees, officers, or directors.
Program Description The purpose of this program is to educate nurse anesthetists on the utility and clinical value of High-flow Nasal Oxygen (HFNO) during procedures conducted in the endoscopy suite. The session covers mechanisms of action, explores current literature on HFNO in procedural settings, and outlines how HFNO can enhance patient safety and oxygenation during procedural sedation.
Learning Objectives At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be able to:
It is estimated that this activity will take approximately 1 hour to complete. To receive 1 credit, the learner must receive a minimum score of 80% on the post-test. Only 1 attempt is permitted to reach the 80% score.
The certificate of completion is available for download once all requirements have been met. The certificate is also stored and accessible via the learner’s secure online dashboard and can be re-downloaded on demand at any time once they have completed the activity.
For FPH hosted group viewing sessions, please use the attached csv file to take attendance and email your completed roster to solutionsx2@comcast.net
EIA Sign In Sheet Template
SUBSCRIBER INSTRUCTIONS
Please review your profile and update your address, title, etc. here. This makes sure that we provide accurate CE credits.
Course Approval:
0.5 contact hour reportable as Class B CE (CRNAs), 0.5 contact hour non-CME (MDs/DOs/AAs)
Target Audience: CRNAs
Disclosures: 1. The video presenter Douglas Massey II, CRNA, is a paid consultant of Fisher & Paykel Healthcare.
2. The matters expressed in the presentation are based on the personal experience of the healthcare professional and do not necessarily represent the views of Fisher & Paykel Healthcare nor any of its employees, officers, or directors.
Program Description The purpose of this program is to educate nurse anesthetists on the utility and clinical value of High-flow Nasal Oxygen (HFNO) during procedures conducted in the endoscopy suite. The session covers mechanisms of action, explores current literature on HFNO in procedural settings, and outlines how HFNO can enhance patient safety and oxygenation during procedural sedation.
Learning Objectives At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be able to:
- Describe the mechanisms of High Flow Nasal Oxygen (HFNO).
- Summarize current evidence on HFNO use in procedural settings, particularly in endoscopy.
- Explain the clinical application of HFNO during procedural sedation.
It is estimated that this activity will take approximately 1 hour to complete. To receive 1 credit, the learner must receive a minimum score of 80% on the post-test. Only 1 attempt is permitted to reach the 80% score.
The certificate of completion is available for download once all requirements have been met. The certificate is also stored and accessible via the learner’s secure online dashboard and can be re-downloaded on demand at any time once they have completed the activity.
For FPH hosted group viewing sessions, please use the attached csv file to take attendance and email your completed roster to solutionsx2@comcast.net
EIA Sign In Sheet Template
SUBSCRIBER INSTRUCTIONS
Please review your profile and update your address, title, etc. here. This makes sure that we provide accurate CE credits.
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