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Long Term Oxygen Therapy – A Definition

1st February 2010 by admin No Comments

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One way of highlighting the importance of oxygen would be to quickly outline what our bodies need to stay alive and more interestingly how long we can survive in their absence This list would [...]

Oxygen Therapy and Quality Of Life Can Go Hand In Hand

28th November 2009 by admin No Comments

When you place these two phrases together, “oxygen therapy” and “quality of life”, it appears that they contradict each other. But many times the normal reaction is to ask the question:
“How can you think of achieving quality of life if you are dependent on supplemental oxygen on a full time basis?”
But is it really a [...]

Oxygen Therapy and Supplemental Oxygen

16th September 2009 by admin No Comments

Oxygen therapy refers to the administration of supplemental oxygen to patients suffering with a chronic or acute situation …
When oxygen is given as part of the prescription for a chronic illness, this usually means COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease). COPD is a term that refers to both emphysema and chronic bronchitis.

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