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Home oxygen equipment
Not all home oxygen equipment is the same, and not all patients want or need the same home oxygen equipment.

Medical oxygen equipment
In order to assess what medical oxygen equipment you will need to be aware of the way you body will react to certain medications, side effects and chemical issues can get in the way of your treatment.

Nebulizers
Nebulizers create a mist that is easy for you to breathe in. This particular drug is actually in liquid form and is therefore not prescribed in a canister. There are many different kinds of nebulizers, also called “breathing treatment”.

Oxygen Equipment
Do not always believe that one kind of oxygen equipment and treatment is best for you just because a physician said it was the right answer.

Pulse Oximeters
Perhaps you have used a pulse oximeter and been satisfied with the reading that it gave you, but do you really understand how and why pulse oximeters work?

Oxygen Tanks
There are various sizes used to store Oxygen. Each size is used for a purpose, such as, home use or for portable use.

Tanks for dry oxygen
When using tanks for dry oxygen, you want to make sure that you also use a humidifier. Using tanks for dry oxygen without a humidifier is not really as effective, safe, or comfortable.

Tanks for liquid oxygen
In tanks for liquid oxygen are concentrated, fluid/gasses that are administered with a misty inhalation directly into the lungs.

Oxygen Equipment FAQs

What is oxygen?
What is supplemental oxygen?
How is oxygen made and stored?
What kinds of oxygen equipment are there?
How do I use home oxygen?
How do I order oxygen once it is prescribed?
How do I leave home with my oxygen equipment?
What kind of oxygen delivery devices are there?
What do I need to know of using oxygen equipment?
How heavy are portable tanks?
Can I refill the portable tank myself?
Can I drive or travel while using oxygen?
What do I do if I run out of oxygen?
How can I use my oxygen equipment safely?
How do I prevent skin problems while using oxygen equipment?

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Introduction to oxygen equipment
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Fire hazards of oxygen equipment
Traveling with oxygen equipment
Oxygen in the home
Taking charge of your health
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