Техническая Спецификация для Opur O-PUR Oxygen Inhalation Bottle PZN4654661
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PZN4654661
Oxygen treatment with O_PUR is achieved using transportable breathing apparatus, complete with a
mask or an Inhaler cap. The Inhaler cap is placed on the top of the can and twisted. It clicks into
place with a locking noise. The inhaler mask comes already connected to the can by a hose and is
ready for use. It should be positioned over your nose and mouth and secured in place around your
head with the elastic strap. You will find further instructions on the can itself. The oxygen supply
should be increased slowly to avoid toxicity. Begin with a small dose, which you can then gradually
increase until the optimal dosage is reached. Oxygen treatment can also be administered using a
nasal catheter, a nasopharyngeal catheter, an endotracheal tube, a tracheostomy tube, - a mask
(e.g. plastic, rubber, venturi with fixed dosage), a face tent or an oxygen tent.
mask or an Inhaler cap. The Inhaler cap is placed on the top of the can and twisted. It clicks into
place with a locking noise. The inhaler mask comes already connected to the can by a hose and is
ready for use. It should be positioned over your nose and mouth and secured in place around your
head with the elastic strap. You will find further instructions on the can itself. The oxygen supply
should be increased slowly to avoid toxicity. Begin with a small dose, which you can then gradually
increase until the optimal dosage is reached. Oxygen treatment can also be administered using a
nasal catheter, a nasopharyngeal catheter, an endotracheal tube, a tracheostomy tube, - a mask
(e.g. plastic, rubber, venturi with fixed dosage), a face tent or an oxygen tent.
The oxygen partial pressure should be monitored, by repeated measurements of the arterial oxygen
content, and only be increased that sufficient oxygen saturation is reached (partial pressure 75 ± 10
mmHg). The Oxygen concentration of the Inspiration gas should usually be under 60% (450 mmHg).
content, and only be increased that sufficient oxygen saturation is reached (partial pressure 75 ± 10
mmHg). The Oxygen concentration of the Inspiration gas should usually be under 60% (450 mmHg).
Appropriate temperature and humidity of the gas feed must be ensured. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
should only be undertaken under careful medical supervision. Using high oxygen pressure will flush
nitrogen out of the alveoli better. To avoid the risk of absorption atelectasis, we recommend that
you mix the breathing gas with 5 to 10% nitrogen.
should only be undertaken under careful medical supervision. Using high oxygen pressure will flush
nitrogen out of the alveoli better. To avoid the risk of absorption atelectasis, we recommend that
you mix the breathing gas with 5 to 10% nitrogen.
For newborns, the oxygen concentration level should not exceed 40%, in order to avoid the risk of
retina damage and lung collapse.
retina damage and lung collapse.
At oxygen partial pressure levels of less than 40 mmHg there is a risk of hyperoxia brain damage. For
long-term treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, an Oxygen concentration of 35% is
generally accepted.
long-term treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, an Oxygen concentration of 35% is
generally accepted.
If you believe that the effects of O_PUR are too strong or not strong enough, please consult your
doctor or pharmacist.
doctor or pharmacist.
If you have any further questions about the use of this medication, consult your doctor or
pharmacist.
pharmacist.
4. ARE THERE POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS?
Like all medication, O_PUR can have side effects, but these do not necessarily occur in every case. It
is often assumed that using O_PUR with regular oxygen pressure will not lead to any side effects.
However, in patients with reduced ventilation this may lead to a rapid rise in carbon dioxide levels.
is often assumed that using O_PUR with regular oxygen pressure will not lead to any side effects.
However, in patients with reduced ventilation this may lead to a rapid rise in carbon dioxide levels.
In cases of treatment with 50% oxygen for up to 7 days, no clinically recorded side effects have been
observed. 100% oxygen over 24 hours, however, leads to cell changes of the alveolar epithelium,
secretion thickening or thinning of the restrictions of the damaged ciliary movement, atelectasis as
well as changes in the minute volume, carbon dioxide retention and pulmonary vasodilation.
observed. 100% oxygen over 24 hours, however, leads to cell changes of the alveolar epithelium,
secretion thickening or thinning of the restrictions of the damaged ciliary movement, atelectasis as
well as changes in the minute volume, carbon dioxide retention and pulmonary vasodilation.
This means that in most cases treatment with 1 atmosphere positive pressure for extended periods
of time or at even higher inspired oxygen pressures after a short treatment with symptoms of
intoxication (Hypoventilation, acidosis up to the development of pulmonary edema) is to be
expected. It is important to note that too rapid a reduction of pressure can lead to a life threatening
hypoxemia (oxygen deficiency).
of time or at even higher inspired oxygen pressures after a short treatment with symptoms of
intoxication (Hypoventilation, acidosis up to the development of pulmonary edema) is to be
expected. It is important to note that too rapid a reduction of pressure can lead to a life threatening
hypoxemia (oxygen deficiency).