Taxonomy code
2279C0205X: Critical Care Registered Respiratory Therapist
2279C0205X is the NUCC provider taxonomy code for Respiratory Therapist, Registered, Critical Care, in the Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Restorative Service Providers group.
Code details
- Code
- 2279C0205X
- Grouping
- Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Restorative Service Providers
- Classification
- Respiratory Therapist, Registered
- Specialization
- Critical Care
- Display name
- Critical Care Registered Respiratory Therapist
- Used by
- Individuals (NPI-1)
NUCC definition
Respiratory emergencies are commonplace in the treatment of critical care patients. Included in the assessment measurements conducted by the respiratory therapist in the critical care settings are arterial blood gas puncture and analysis, intrarterial monitoring, bedside measurements of lung mechanics, hemodynamic monitoring, and inspired and expired gas measurements. This is coupled with the initiation and management of mechanical ventilation patients.
Providers listing Critical Care
- Rebecca Ailene A BradenNPI 1831055755
- Elizabeth A Novotny, AGACNP-BCNPI 1972040137
- A Plus Mobile Primary Care PLLCNPI 1356237051
- A&R Management Services, INC.NPI 1184145393
- A.J. Clinic PLLCNPI 1154519346
- Aamir A Faruqui MD INCNPI 1073776068
- Alex AamodtNPI 1154257590
- Aap Medical Consulting LLCNPI 1972961332
- Jennifer AaronNPI 1093567554
- Joshua N Aaron, MDNPI 1396703351
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Related Respiratory Therapist, Registered codes
- 227900000X Respiratory Therapist, Registered
- 2279E1000X Educational
- 2279E0002X Emergency Care
- 2279G1100X General Care
- 2279G0305X Geriatric Care
- 2279H0200X Home Health
- 2279P3900X Neonatal/Pediatrics
- 2279P3800X Palliative/Hospice
- 2279P4000X Patient Transport
- 2279P1004X Pulmonary Diagnostics
- 2279P1006X Pulmonary Function Technologist
- 2279P1005X Pulmonary Rehabilitation
- 2279S1500X SNF/Subacute Care
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