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Pulse Oximetry May Be Inaccurate in Patients with Darker Skin

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Journal Am J Nurs
Specialty Nursing
Date 2021 Mar 23
PMID 33755610
Citations 5
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Abstract

Study highlights the need for symptom assessment in addition to oximetry measurement.

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