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Oxygen Safety Guidelines Dont smoke and dont allow others to smoke near you. Keep sources of heat and flame at least five feet away from where your oxygen unit is being used or stored. Dont use oxygen while cooking with gas.
What is the biggest mistake when using oxygen?
Keep anything flammable, such as aerosols or petroleum, away from the unit. Dont use anything that could spark, like electric razors, and especially dont smoke or let others smoke near you while operating your oxygen device. And always keep your oxygen unit upright.
What are the hazards of home oxygen therapy?
Using an oxygen concentrator plugged into an extension cord and/or sharing an outlet with other appliances is discouraged. Overloading an electrical outlet is a fire hazard. A tangled or wrapped extension cord can also trap heat, making a fire more likely. Home oxygen therapy should never be used near an open flame.
What are the 5 rules that must be followed when oxygen is in use?
Oxygen Safety Precautions Notify the fire department and the electric company that you are using oxygen. Place Oxygen in Use signs in visible areas. Never place the tank or machine near an open flame (e.g., matches, lit candles, a stove in use). Always turn your oxygen off when not in use.
What two products should be avoided when a client is using oxygen?
You may end up taking too much or too little oxygen. Deciding to use an oxygen concentrator without a prescription can lead to serious health problems, such as oxygen toxicity caused by receiving too much oxygen. It can also lead to a delay in receiving treatment for serious conditions like COVID-19.
What are 5 rules that must be followed while oxygen is in use?
Symptoms of oxygen toxicity Coughing. Mild throat irritation. Chest pain. Trouble breathing. Muscle twitching in face and hands. Dizziness. Blurred vision. Nausea.
What are the symptoms of too much oxygen from a concentrator?
Dont use aerosol sprays such as air fresheners or hairspray near the oxygen unit. Aerosols are very flammable. Avoid flammable creams and lotions such as vapor rubs, petroleum jelly or oil-based hand lotion. Use water-based products instead.
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Observe all safety precautions while operating your portable oxygen concentrator. Ask a friend or a loved one to assist you. Join a support group and
DO NOT SMOKE within 15 feet of the oxygen set-up or an oxygen patient. Have working smoke alarms installed throughout your home. Prepare a home escape plan
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