When the oxygen content in the blood thinning

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In medicine, oxygen has several benefits. This is sometimes offered for the treatment of patients who have difficulty breathing. Oxygen is also used in a mixture of anesthesia, ensuring that the patient gets a consistent supply of gas when unconscious. This element also plays a role in welding and industry, which is combined with substances such as acetylene, for example, to create a welding torch.

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Although pure oxygen is used medically and recreationally, it can also carry a mild, potentially harmful, euphoria state. In high-pressure environments, excessive toxicity can damage the lungs, often quite badly. Depending on the pressure, symptoms may appear immediately, or they may take several hours to occur, at which point it can be too late.

Oxygen is supplied to the patient with an oxygen mask.

The gas is also a danger in serious combustion reactions, and some compounds such as ozone and hydrogen peroxide will be highly toxic. These compounds can damage cells and DNA if they are left alone. Living organisms should consume a diet high in antioxidants to help prevent any of these forms of damage, caused by free radicals in the body.

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from the condition of the respiratory system. If there is interference in one of the respiratory system organs, the oxygen demand will be disturbed. When the oxygen content in the blood thinning, it will affect the pale face, or even blue (because the blood without oxygen will turn to dead purple color to purple, whereas healthy blood is red.This is where the function of our lungs to separate pure oxygen of some unnecessary compounds, eg contaminated from vehicle fumes, factory smoke and cigarette smoke.

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