Pulse Oximetry

This survey is designed to assess current use of pulse oximetry technology. We very much appreciate your time in taking this survey!

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* 1. What type of healthcare setting do you work in?

Critical Care (i.e. ICU)

Intermediate Care

General Care

Outpatient

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* 2. What role do you play in health care?

Bedside Nurse

Physician or Provider (i.e. PA or ARNP)

Respiratory Therapy

Other

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* 3. How often do you use non-invasive pulse oximetry monitoring?

Never

25-50% of Patients I take care of

50-75% of Patients I take care of

75-100% of Patients I take care of

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* 4. Please answer the following questions related to Pulse Oximetry

	Never	Sometimes	Most of the Time	Always
I feel that non-invasive pulse oximetry probes work well.	I feel that non-invasive pulse oximetry probes work well. Never	I feel that non-invasive pulse oximetry probes work well. Sometimes	I feel that non-invasive pulse oximetry probes work well. Most of the Time	I feel that non-invasive pulse oximetry probes work well. Always
Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes are accurate.	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes are accurate. Never	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes are accurate. Sometimes	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes are accurate. Most of the Time	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes are accurate. Always
I manage my patient based on the data from a non-invasive pulse oximeter.	I manage my patient based on the data from a non-invasive pulse oximeter. Never	I manage my patient based on the data from a non-invasive pulse oximeter. Sometimes	I manage my patient based on the data from a non-invasive pulse oximeter. Most of the Time	I manage my patient based on the data from a non-invasive pulse oximeter. Always
I rely on non-invasive pulse oximetry data.	I rely on non-invasive pulse oximetry data. Never	I rely on non-invasive pulse oximetry data. Sometimes	I rely on non-invasive pulse oximetry data. Most of the Time	I rely on non-invasive pulse oximetry data. Always
Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes alarm accurately.	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes alarm accurately. Never	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes alarm accurately. Sometimes	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes alarm accurately. Most of the Time	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes alarm accurately. Always
I am consistently able to get a true waveform from a non-invasive pulse oximetry probe.	I am consistently able to get a true waveform from a non-invasive pulse oximetry probe. Never	I am consistently able to get a true waveform from a non-invasive pulse oximetry probe. Sometimes	I am consistently able to get a true waveform from a non-invasive pulse oximetry probe. Most of the Time	I am consistently able to get a true waveform from a non-invasive pulse oximetry probe. Always
I have to use multiple different probes to get a true waveform.	I have to use multiple different probes to get a true waveform. Never	I have to use multiple different probes to get a true waveform. Sometimes	I have to use multiple different probes to get a true waveform. Most of the Time	I have to use multiple different probes to get a true waveform. Always
Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes cause inaccurate alarms.	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes cause inaccurate alarms. Never	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes cause inaccurate alarms. Sometimes	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes cause inaccurate alarms. Most of the Time	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes cause inaccurate alarms. Always
Inaccurate alarms from non-invasive pulse oximeters can lead to alarm fatigue.	Inaccurate alarms from non-invasive pulse oximeters can lead to alarm fatigue. Never	Inaccurate alarms from non-invasive pulse oximeters can lead to alarm fatigue. Sometimes	Inaccurate alarms from non-invasive pulse oximeters can lead to alarm fatigue. Most of the Time	Inaccurate alarms from non-invasive pulse oximeters can lead to alarm fatigue. Always
Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes fall off frequently.	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes fall off frequently. Never	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes fall off frequently. Sometimes	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes fall off frequently. Most of the Time	Non-invasive pulse oximetry probes fall off frequently. Always
I feel comfortable with the data accuracy from non-invasive pulse oximeters.	I feel comfortable with the data accuracy from non-invasive pulse oximeters. Never	I feel comfortable with the data accuracy from non-invasive pulse oximeters. Sometimes	I feel comfortable with the data accuracy from non-invasive pulse oximeters. Most of the Time	I feel comfortable with the data accuracy from non-invasive pulse oximeters. Always
If the non-invasive pulse oximeter probe doesn't work, we resort to serial Arterial Blood Gas monitoring.	If the non-invasive pulse oximeter probe doesn't work, we resort to serial Arterial Blood Gas monitoring. Never	If the non-invasive pulse oximeter probe doesn't work, we resort to serial Arterial Blood Gas monitoring. Sometimes	If the non-invasive pulse oximeter probe doesn't work, we resort to serial Arterial Blood Gas monitoring. Most of the Time	If the non-invasive pulse oximeter probe doesn't work, we resort to serial Arterial Blood Gas monitoring. Always
I would be willing to try a new pulse oximetry technology for more accurate data.	I would be willing to try a new pulse oximetry technology for more accurate data. Never	I would be willing to try a new pulse oximetry technology for more accurate data. Sometimes	I would be willing to try a new pulse oximetry technology for more accurate data. Most of the Time	I would be willing to try a new pulse oximetry technology for more accurate data. Always

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* 5. My patients have a peripheral arterial line.

Few (0-25%)

Some (25-50%)

Most (50-75%)

All (75-100%)

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* 6. My patient has a central line (i.e. Internal jugular or subclavian).

Few (0-25%)

Some (25-50%)

Most (50-75%)

All (75-100%)

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* 7. My patient is more likely to have a:

Central line (i.e. Internal jugular or subclavian)

Arterial Line

Pulse Oximetry

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* 1. What type of healthcare setting do you work in?

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* 2. What role do you play in health care?

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* 3. How often do you use non-invasive pulse oximetry monitoring?

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* 4. Please answer the following questions related to Pulse Oximetry

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* 5. My patients have a peripheral arterial line.

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* 6. My patient has a central line (i.e. Internal jugular or subclavian).

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* 7. My patient is more likely to have a:

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* 8. What is the biggest limitation of current pulse oximetry technology and probes?

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* 9. What recommendations do you have to improve current pulse oximetry probes/technology?

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* 10. Please enter the state in which you practice.