Therapeutic Gasses Flashcards

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List the Therapeutic Gasses

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Air
Oxygen(O2)
Nitrogen (N2)
Mixed Gases ( Helium-Oxygen and Nitrogen Oxygen)

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CNS Oxygen Toxicity

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Increased production of oxygen free radicals are potentially toxic to cell membranes, enzymes, nucleic acids, and other cell constituents

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Symptoms of CNS O2 Tox

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Visual Disturbances
Ear - Tinnitus, ringing, or roaring
Nausea/vomiting
Tingling/Twitching
Irritability - confusion/dysphoria
DIzziness
Convulsions
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Threshold levels of CNS O2 Tox

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0-0.5 ATA = innocuous
0.5-2.0 ATA = exposure limited by pulmonary O2 tox
>2.0 ATA = exposures limited by CNS Tox

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Phases of seizure

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Tonic - 1 minute
Clonic - 3-4 minutes
Post-ictal - 5-30 mintues

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Pulmonary O2 Tox

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Risk of pulmonary O2 tox can occur at 0.6 ATA
Related to length of exposure
Symptoms may appear after 12-16 hours on 100% O2 on surface

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Signs and Symptoms of Pulmonary O2 Tox

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End-respiratory discomfort
Substernal burning and severe pain on inspiration
SOB
Pulmonary Edema
Paroxysmal cough
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Acute Exudative Phase of Pulmonary O2 Tox

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Edema
Intraalveolar hemorrhage
Destruction capillary endothelial cells and type I alveolar epithelial cell

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Subacute proliferative phase of Pulmonary O2 Tox

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Interstitial fibrosis

Hyperplasia of type II alveolar epithelial cells

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