Medical term:
capnometry
capnometry
[kap-nom´ĕ-tre]the determination of the end-tidal partial pressure of carbon dioxide.
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cap·nom·e·try
(kap-nom'ĕ-trē),Measurement of CO2 in the proximal airway during inspiration and expiration. End tidal CO2 (or CO2 at the end of exspiration) is particularly useful clinically.
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capnometry
(1) Capnography, see there(2) The science of measuring atmospheric concentrations of smoke—e.g., in smoke plumes or in flue gas.
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cap·nom·e·try
(kap-nom'e-trē)The process of measuring and recording the carbon dioxide concentration of exhaled air at the patient's airway using a capnometer.
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