When using a heated humidifier during mechanical ventilation, the inspired gas temperature at the airway should be set to what level?
a. 29° to 31° C
b. 31° to 35° C
c. 35° to 37° C
d. 38° to 40° C
ANS: C
We prefer an optimal humidity approach and use of a heated humidifier to deliver gas in the range of 35° to 37° C at the airway.
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