ClearO2 15L Oxygen Can with Mask and Tube | Pure Breathing Oxygen in a Lightweight Aluminium Canister | Made in Britain (Full Kit, 15 l (Pack of 1))

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If the patient falls outside the target saturation range, the oxygen therapy will be adjusted accordingly.Saturations should then be monitored continuously for at least 5 minutes and recorded on the CEWS chart after any increase or decrease in oxygen dose to ensure that the patient acheives the desired saturation range. The oxygen flow rate will be indicated on the specific venturi valve used, but generally is from 3-10L/min.

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It can deliver around 40 percent to 60 percent oxygen at 6 to 10 L/min. It’s used for people who can breathe on their own but may have low blood oxygen levels. For adults, children and young people aged 12 years and over with suspected sepsis who meet 2 or more moderate to high risk criteria and have lactate over 2 mmol/litre or evidence of acute kidney injury, treat as high risk and follow recommendations 1.6.1 to 1.6.7.Wean down the flow rate/FiO 2 if the patient’s oxygen saturations are at least at the higher end of their target saturations for 4-6 hours consecutively. HFNC also adds PEEP-like pressure equivalent to about 3-4 cm H2O, similar to a CPAP, helping to keep the alveoli open and increase ventilation (gas exchange). Delivers up to 100% oxygen. A ventilation bag or machine is attached to an artificial airway to ventilate lungs. Used in intensive care and theatre. General points

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If the patient is critically unwell and not at risk of type 2 respiratory failure (or you are unsure about their risk), initially prescribe high-flow oxygen (15L/min) through a non-rebreather mask. In patients with a respiratory rate of >30 breaths/minute aim for a flow rate 1.5-2 times the maximum suggested. Patient Information All patients who require supplementary oxygen therapy receive therapy that is appropriate to their clinical condition.Consequences of excess oxygen therapy o Can be toxic in preterm infants causing increased chronic lung disease and retinopathy of prematurity (4). No data in older children. Humidified oxygen reduces this effect and can assist in breaking down a patient’s respiratory secretions, making them easier to clear. Definitely true, as mentioned in the comment reply above. We always need to be considering ventilation requirements and oxygenation requirements as two separate issues that work synergistically together. parenteral antibiotic treatment given to the woman for confirmed or suspected invasive bacterial infection (such as septicaemia) at any time during labour, or in the 24-hour periods before and after the birth (this does not refer to intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis)