Use in chronic conditions
Precautions while using Oxygen Therapy
Use in chronic conditions
A common use of supplementary oxygen is in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), the occurrence of chronic bronchitis or emphysema, a common long term effect of smoking, who may require additional oxygen to breathe either during a temporary worsening of their condition, or throughout the day and night. It is indicated in COPD patients with PaO 2
Keep a fire extinguisher
Delivery
Oxygen Equipment Safety
Order a new supply of oxygen two to three days
Do not use oil grease or petroleum based products on the equipment
As a drug delivery route
Indications for use
Use a carrying case specifically designed for oxygen
Always plug your oxygen concentrator
Position Patient
Do not put the oxygen tubing under clothing
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