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Radford nomogram

Introduction: Radford nomogram

Description of Radford nomogram

Radford nomogram: a nomogram used to predict necessary tidal volume for artificial respiration on the basis of respiratory rate, body weight, and gender; correction factors are supplied for activity, fever, altitude, metabolic acidosis, and alterations in dead space.
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