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Why Hospitals Use Compressed Air
Hospitals rely heavily on compressed air to get their job done in a safe, hygienic way. Medical compressed air is used in just about every area of a hospital, from patients to power ventilators.
Liquid Nitrogen and Cryonics
Cryonics is designed to preserve the bodies (and heads) of the dead for a chance at a second life, and its future potential lies largely with liquid nitrogen and its cooling powers.
CO2 Shortages and What Can Be Done
Since the COVID-19 pandemic started, growing shortages of carbon dioxide (CO2) have been threatening shelves of frozen meals, meat and carbonated drinks.
Carbon Dioxide and Laparoscopy
Colorless, non-flammable, inexpensive and safe, carbon dioxide (CO2) is used for insufflation (or inflating the body) during laparoscopic surgeries.
Pulse Oximeters, Oxygen and COVID-19
COVID-19 patients’ oxygen levels can drop suddenly, and extra oxygen may be needed. But thanks to pulse oximeters and oxygen delivery systems like tanks and concentrators, getting COVID-19 patients the oxygen they need is a little easier.
High-Flow Oxygen Therapy for COVID Patients
Patients with severe COVID-19 who receive high-flow oxygen therapy are less likely to need mechanical ventilation and have a quicker recovery. Learn more about this important treatment.
Nitrous Oxide at Your Fingertips
With self-administered nitrous oxide, patients are able to receive effective pain relief with minimal downtime. Self-administered N2O uses a 50/50 combination of inhaled oxygen and nitrous oxide to provide fast-acting pain relief.
Top 4 Benefits of Cryosurgery in Dermatology
Cryosurgery can be found in many medical and dermatology offices, often used for acne remedies, cancer treatments, wart and skin tag removal, and more.
Benefits of Oxygen Therapy in Pets
Life-saving oxygen therapy delivered by a veterinary clinic can be used to supplement the air that an animal breathes, allowing oxygen to diffuse into tissues three to four times further to promote healing, often making a difference between life and death.
EMS and Oxygen
Although most of these times will be emergencies, emergency medical service (EMS) professionals are properly trained to provide patients with oxygen in order to facilitate faster healing.