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Oxygen application: when and how?

Abstract

Airway management, including oxygen application, is of prime importance in any emergency. This article explains the causes of hypoxemia and the importance of, equipment for, and techniques of oxygen administration. To readily cope with emergencies in the dental office, proper equipment must be maintained and staff members must be fully trained in emergency response mechanisms.

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G Meron, T F Berr. 1993. Oxygen application: when and how?. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8180522/

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