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HIGH FLOW NASAL OXYGEN- ALL YOU SHOULD KNOW

Published:2021-10-15 Issue: Volume: Page:15-17
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Container-title:PARIPEX INDIAN JOURNAL OF RESEARCH
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Author:

Choudhary Sumer Sanjiv¹,Sarda Aakansha²,Tayade B. O.³

Affiliation:

1. Associate Professor ,Department Of Pulmonary Medicine, NKP Salve institute of medical sciences and research centre, Hingna, Nagpur 440019.

2. Junior Resident, Department Of Pulmonary Medicine, NKP Salve Institute Of Medical Sciences And Research Centre, Hingna , Nagpur-440019.

3. Professor ,Department Of Pulmonary Medicine,NKP Salve institute of medical sciences and research centre,Hingna ,Nagpur 440019

Abstract

Respiratory support is applied to maintain adequate oxygenation and ventilation and hence supplemental oxygenation is the first line of treatment for hypoxemic respiratory failure. There are multiple conventional oxygen support devices. However, in majority of these, oxygen provided is not humidified and maximum flow rate is 15l/min. However, high flow nasal oxygen (HFNO) is an alternative to conventional oxygen therapy. It is a technique that delivers heated and humidified oxygen with a controlled fraction of inspired oxygen(FiO2) at a maximum flow rate of 60L/min via (1) a specialized nasal cannula

Publisher

World Wide Journals

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