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1. www.inogen.com › oxygen-therapy › pulse-dose-vsPulse Dose vs. Continuous Flow Oxygen Concentrators - Inogen

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   Pulse Dose vs. Continuous Flow: The Difference [1] Pulse dose (PD) oxygen delivery is based on breathing and inhaling, which customizes your oxygen delivery to your breath rate. Continuous flow (CF), on the other hand, delivers oxygen at a constant adjustable rate, indiscriminate of the user’s breathing, measured in liters per minute.

2. www.healthlinkbc.ca › health-topics › oxygen-therapyOxygen Therapy: Using Oxygen at Home - HealthLink BC

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   Oxygen therapy helps you get more oxygen into your lungs and bloodstream. You may use it if you have a disease that makes it hard to breathe, such as COPD, pulmonary fibrosis (scarring of the lungs), or heart failure. Oxygen therapy can make it easier for you to breathe and can reduce your heart's workload. Some people need extra oxygen all the ...

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4. www.saskhealthauthority.ca › your-healthOxygen Therapy: Using Oxygen at Home - SaskHealthAuthority

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   Jul 31, 2024 · Use oxygen safely. Oxygen is a fire hazard. It will make a flame burn hotter and faster. Never smoke or vape or let anyone else smoke or vape while you are using oxygen. Keep oxygen at least 2 m (6 ft) away from flames, sparks, or heat sources. Do not use flammable products while you are using oxygen. Keep a fire extinguisher at home within ...

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   Aug 7, 2023 · An oxygen concentrator is a stationary or portable machine that draws in air and then extracts oxygen. Normal air is only 21% oxygen. A concentrator draws that oxygen out of the air. Portable tanks contain 100% oxygen already. Both devices connect to thin tubes and masks or nasal cannulas, which deliver the oxygen to a person’s nose and/or mouth.

6. www.inspiair.ca › home-oxygen-therapyHome Oxygen Therapy - InspiAir

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   Choose InspiAIR. InspiAIR is your locally owned choice for any sleep or oxygen therapy needs. Whether you need a CPAP machine or supplemental oxygen, we provide best in class assessments, along with extensive education, and on going follow up to best fit our clients’ needs. Our specially trained clinicians will help make your healthcare ...

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   Apr 30, 2024 · The Caire Companion 5 Eco Oxygen Concentrator has a wide range of flow settings, from .5 liters per minute to 5 liters per minute (LPM), making it suitable for many home oxygen users, regardless ...

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   What type of home oxygen delivery system is right for You?

   • The type of home oxygen delivery system that is right for you is based on how much oxygen you need, your lifestyle and insurance coverage. Your doctor will work with you to determine your needs for oxygen therapy and will likely prescribe a delivery system for home use and one to use when you are on the go.

   Oxygen Therapy: Oxygen Delivery Devices and Accessories

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   How does a home oxygen concentrator work?

   • Home oxygen concentrators generally feature a display screen that shows oxygen levels and the oxygen administration in liters per minute. Additional features include a filter, which purifies the oxygen in the room, as well as tubing and a face mask or nasal cannula, which allows the oxygen to easily flow into the mouth and nose.

   5 Best Home Oxygen Concentrators Of 2024 - Forbes

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   How does oxygen delivery work?

   • The burst of oxygen is delivered each time you inhale. Compressed oxygen in a metal tank is a common oxygen delivery device. The tanks come in different sizes, but the smaller the tank, the less oxygen is in it. How much oxygen you need will determine the size of the tank your doctor prescribes.

   Oxygen Therapy: Oxygen Delivery Devices and Accessories

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   Should I buy a portable oxygen concentrator?

   • If you and your doctor decide a continuous flow portable oxygen concentrator is required for your oxygen needs, the Inogen At Home may be an excellent choice. Our Inogen One portable oxygen concentrator series offers Intelligent Delivery Technology pulse dose oxygen in several lightweight portable models to meet your needs.

   Pulse Dose vs. Continuous Flow Oxygen Concentrators - Inogen

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   What are the two types of oxygen delivery?

   • The two main types of oxygen delivery are oxygen concentrators and oxygen cylinders or tanks. An oxygen concentrator is a stationary or portable machine that draws in air and then extracts oxygen. Normal air is only 21% oxygen. A concentrator draws that oxygen out of the air. Portable tanks contain 100% oxygen already.

   Here’s What It Is Like Living With Portable Oxygen at Home - GoodRx

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   What should I do if I need oxygen at home?

   • If you need oxygen at home, it is important to learn how to use and take care of your equipment. Do not change the setting on your oxygen without talking to your doctor first. Turning the flow rate up or down could put you in danger. Keep track of how much oxygen is in the tank. Order more in advance so you don't run out.

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9. www.lung.org › oxygen-delivery-devicesOxygen Delivery Devices and Accessories | American Lung ...

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   Jun 7, 2024 · Home Oxygen Concentrator. A home oxygen concentrator is a type of oxygen delivery device that draws in air from your surroundings, removes nitrogen and other gasses and delivers purified oxygen to the user. Home oxygen concentrators deliver oxygen continuously (at a steady rate) and need to be plugged into an electrical outlet to operate.