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Oxygen therapy is used to treat conditions caused by low oxygen saturation in tissues. It works by increasing oxygen levels through delivery from oxygen cylinders or wall outlets via nasal cannulas, masks, or venturi masks. A physician's order is required to monitor oxygen saturation levels and determine the appropriate oxygen delivery method and concentration needed. Risks of excess oxygen exposure include toxicity, vision impairment in infants, and lung collapse.
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- 2. DEFINITION OXYGEN IS A COLOURLESS, ODORLESS, TASTELESS GAS THST IS ESSENTIAL FOR THE BODY TO FUNCTION PROPERLY AND TO SURVIVE.
- 3. PURPOSE 1. OXYGEN THERAPY IS A KEY TRATMENT IN RESPIRATORY CARE 2. THE PURPOSE IS TO INCREASE OXYGEN SATURATION IN TISSUES WHERE THE SATURATION LEVELS ARE TOO LOW DUE TO ILLNESS OR INJURY.
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- 9. NASAL CANNULA 1. IT IS A DISPOSABLE , PLASTIC DEVISE WITH TWO PROTRUDING PRONGS FOR INSERTION INTO THE NOSTRILS, CONNECTED TO AN OXYGEN SOURCE. 2. USED FOR LOW MEDIUM CONCENTRATIONS OF OXYGEN (24-44%)
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