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tension of overworked muscles(passive) caused byexcessive oxygen consumption
Supplying respiratory air at the patients demandpreventsexcessive oxygen
excessive function of the automatic relief valve 12 by branching out a pipe 13 from the exhalation system extending from a mask 1 to a cleaning canister 7 and providing an elastic and restorable bag ( which is referred to as an exhalation bag hereinafter(passive) will be ... caused byexcessive supply of oxygen
to effectively limit oxygen administrationto preventhyperoxia ( excessive oxygen
orderto preventexcessive oxygen on thecontrary
air infiltrationcausingexcessive oxygen traction
the negligent failureto preventexcessive oxygen supply
ovens are limited in BTUto preventexcessive oxygen consumption
This key featurepreventsexcessive oxygen
in increased CO 2 levels and a decreased level of consciousness.[161however ... can resultin increased CO 2 levels and a decreased level of consciousness.[161
in increased CO 2 levels and a decreased level of consciousness.[154however ... can resultin increased CO 2 levels and a decreased level of consciousness.[154
to hypercapnic respiratory failure in some COPD patientscan leadto hypercapnic respiratory failure in some COPD patients
to respiratory arrestcould leadto respiratory arrest
A rare side effect(passive) is caused byA rare side effect
to hyperoxiacan leadto hyperoxia
medical problems ... hence it is used only when specifically prescribed and with proper medical attentioncan ... causemedical problems ... hence it is used only when specifically prescribed and with proper medical attention
to apneamay leadto apnea
harm ... and inadequate supervision of its use has been reported in both prehospital and hospital audits.3 4 To resolve some of these problems ... the British Thoracic Society recently published guidelines on the use of emergency oxygen in adults.1Despite the importance of oxygen uptake , transport , and delivery to the tissues , the physiology and pathophysiology of impaired oxygen delivery is surprisingly poorly understood by many emergency caregiverscan causeharm ... and inadequate supervision of its use has been reported in both prehospital and hospital audits.3 4 To resolve some of these problems ... the British Thoracic Society recently published guidelines on the use of emergency oxygen in adults.1Despite the importance of oxygen uptake , transport , and delivery to the tissues , the physiology and pathophysiology of impaired oxygen delivery is surprisingly poorly understood by many emergency caregivers
damage of the alveolar tissuecan causedamage of the alveolar tissue
to hypercapnoeic respiratory failure in patients with some diseases , including COPDcan leadto hypercapnoeic respiratory failure in patients with some diseases , including COPD
to oxidation and limited permeated oxygencan leadto oxidation and limited permeated oxygen
vaso - obliterationcan causevaso - obliteration