#Oxygen concentrators

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This blog aims to clear the 10 most common misconceptions about oxygen concentrators so that consumers can better understand their appropriate use and limits.

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Oxygen Concentrators: A Vital Lifesaver

In recent years, the world has witnessed a significant surge in the importance of medical equipment and devices. Among these, the oxygen concentrator has emerged as a crucial lifeline for individuals with respiratory issues, providing a consistent supply of oxygen to improve their quality of life. In this comprehensive article, we delve into the world of oxygen concentrators, exploring their functionality, benefits, and how they have become a cornerstone of respiratory care.

Understanding Oxygen Concentrators

What Is an Oxygen Concentrator?

An oxygen concentrator is a medical device designed to extract oxygen from the surrounding air and deliver it to the patient in a concentrated form. It is a safer and more cost-effective alternative to traditional oxygen cylinders, which can be cumbersome and pose the risk of running out of oxygen at critical moments.

How Do Oxygen Concentrators Work?

Oxygen concentrators operate on a simple yet ingenious principle. They draw in room air, filter out nitrogen and other gases, leaving behind nearly pure oxygen. This oxygen is then delivered to the patient through a nasal cannula or a mask. The device ensures a steady flow of oxygen, making it an ideal solution for individuals with chronic respiratory conditions such as COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) and emphysema.

Advantages of Using an Oxygen Concentrator

1. Portability and Convenience

One of the standout advantages of oxygen concentrators is their portability. Unlike oxygen tanks, which require frequent refilling and can be heavy and unwieldy, oxygen concentrators are compact and easy to transport. This mobility allows users to maintain an active lifestyle without being tethered to a stationary oxygen source.

2. Cost-Effective

Investing in an oxygen concentrator can prove to be more economical in the long run. While oxygen cylinders involve recurring costs for refills, oxygen concentrators only require a one-time purchase with minimal maintenance expenses. This cost-efficiency makes them an attractive choice for both patients and healthcare providers.

3. Continuous Oxygen Supply

Oxygen concentrators offer a constant supply of oxygen, eliminating the anxiety associated with running out of oxygen during the night or when away from home. This ensures uninterrupted therapy, promoting better health and peace of mind for patients.

4. Environmentally Friendly

In an era where environmental consciousness is paramount, oxygen concentrators score high on sustainability. They produce less waste compared to oxygen tanks, which need to be replaced regularly. By opting for an oxygen concentrator, individuals can contribute to reducing their carbon footprint.

Who Benefits from Oxygen Concentrators?

Oxygen concentrators are a lifeline for a diverse range of individuals, including:

1. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Patients

COPD is a group of lung conditions that make it difficult for individuals to breathe. Oxygen concentrators provide much-needed relief by ensuring a steady oxygen supply, enhancing the quality of life for COPD patients.

2. Asthma Sufferers

Asthma can lead to sudden and severe breathing difficulties. Oxygen concentrators serve as a dependable backup during asthma attacks, preventing life-threatening situations.

3. Post-Surgery Patients

After surgery, patients often require oxygen therapy during the recovery period. Oxygen concentrators offer a convenient solution, allowing patients to recuperate comfortably at home.

4. Athletes and High-Altitude Enthusiasts

Even athletes and adventurers can benefit from oxygen concentrators. They help combat altitude sickness, enabling individuals to pursue their passion for high-altitude sports and exploration.

The Future of Respiratory Care

As technology advances, so does the efficiency and effectiveness of oxygen concentrators. These devices are becoming increasingly sophisticated, with features such as oxygen purity monitoring and wireless connectivity for remote monitoring by healthcare providers.

In conclusion, oxygen concentrators have revolutionized the way we approach respiratory care. Their portability, cost-effectiveness, and continuous oxygen supply make them indispensable for a wide range of individuals. Whether you're managing a chronic condition or simply seeking peace of mind during high-altitude adventures, oxygen concentrators are indeed a vital lifeline.

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Oxygen Concentrators Market Forecast 2024 to 2032

An oxygen concentrator is a medical device used to deliver a concentrated stream of oxygen to individuals who require supplemental oxygen therapy due to medical conditions that result in low blood oxygen levels (hypoxemia). Oxygen concentrators are commonly used in home healthcare settings, hospitals, clinics, and other medical facilities to provide a continuous and reliable source of oxygen to patients.

The Oxygen Concentrators Market was valued at USD 2,261.70Million in 2022 and is expected to register a CAGR of 5.01% by 2032.

The increasing incidence of chronic respiratory diseases, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, and pulmonary fibrosis, drives the demand for oxygen therapy solutions like concentrators.

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[agalychnisspranneusroseus]

re: raised in amphibia marcy who is nothing but the cores host

beyond the psychological stuff im also thinking about the physical. the evil science possibilities. im just like. canonically its hinted that the core did stuff to marcys body just in the few months it had her to make its vessel more suitable. the plug ports that were apparently in her limbs bc otherwise she would be getting stabbed by those things. "this thing needs some calibration" about marcys body??? what did it mean by that??? and like u mention her being wired up to it in the original ask

anyways im up here thinking abt how much it mightve done to her if it had her for that long. if it had the same plug things installed in her limbs as she seemed to in canon shed probably need replacements if they happened when she was young enough and grew significantly since then.

also my mom used to work in the brain-computer interface industry and well. to get really any level of highly detailed or accurate data, let alone on the scale youd need to fully interface with the entire brain, you would absolutely need to have direct access to the brain rather than trying to go through the skull. theres no way this girl doesnt have a port of some kind implanted in her head for the core to directly connect to her brain.

hell maybe it doesnt wanna deal with biological organs and the problems that might arise from them. no big deal itll just have them replaced!

Aaaaagh dude i love your asks. Galaxy brain asks from my galaxy friend mutual.

Anyway. Yes i I have thought quite a bit about Marcy's whole deal. What Andrias cares about is her brainnnn that blob of grey matter that's somehow a biological supercomputer. He has no qualms in eventually getting rid of the body and keeping the brain in a jar, immortalized as an invaluable piece of hardware with the help of some shadowfish biotechnology (shhh lemme tell you a secret: he actually does care for her and love her and takes no joy in hurting her. He just doesn't love her enough to save her :3). Anyway, unfortunately, when he found this thing, her brain was surprisingly underseveloped. He had a vague awareness that the unfortunate coincidence of bipedism and viviparity so characteristic of homo sapiens resulted in them giving birth to useless, half-developed fetuses (as opposed to fully mature, egg-born pollywogs), but surely, by age three, a human would be more mature, right? He checked his archives on alien biology and, indeed, no. An average human's brain isn't fully developed until around age 25. Marcy may be smart, but she's still, by all accounts, a homo sapiens pollywog. He consults the Core. The Core wants a host. They want a body, and they want this brain. They will do with just the brain, is Andrias is too useless to secure them the body, but even if they're willing to wait for another body (stronger, bigger, more amphibian) to come around eventually, they know it won't work as well as with the original brain-body combination.

He decides to raise Marcy to be 25. He keeps her mind sharp and body healthy, or as healthy as possible. She undergoes many week-long sessions unconscious and connected to all sorts of wires as tubes. It's so normal for her, that by age 6 she knew how to get on top of the plataform or into the tank without falling, and how to put on her own oxygen mask. She always woke up feeling weak and hungry when it was over, and with one killer headache, but her dad always held the biggest fests for her with all her favorite food when it was over! She always looked forward to her sessions. Like a dog.

In these sessions, she would undergo several procedures. There's mossman, shadowfish and amphibian biotechnology involved. The point is to 1) make her brain Core-friendly - if it has many dimensions that would make things easier! And 2) translate the data from the Core into something that can be run in a biological machine. For which they need to understand and explore said machine. She only has one port, in the back of her neck, hidden by her long hair. It connects straight into her spine and her brain. In essence, these are fitting sessions. The Core is trying out their new house. Ever since she was little, they actually did use her brain to run tests and perform different functions. Most of the times it was mostly to study it, but as she grew older, they began using her whenever a function required too much energy, whenever something that would take forever to load with its own equipment, would render almost instantly with hers. They never left any data behind, erasing all evidence of their presence, and they never fully transported anything to this new extension, using only copies of data with the original files safe in the Core. The point is to leave the Core behind eventually and fully move on to this new computer, but not yet.

A few funny side effects!

Her blood is slowly growing more and more green as the years pass. This actually has less do to with brain stuff, and more as early preparation for eternal youth and immortality. It's mean to make her last longer. When she first meets Anne at age 10 - 11, her blood is a brown-ish color, but by the time things blow up when she's like 13-14, it's just a gross green. Her kidneys filter it out with time and her blood returns to its original red color, and Anne and Sasha see her real skin color for the first time, since before she always had this weird green tint, but they didn't know enough about humans to tell it wasn't normal. Seeing her blush red instead of green for the first time is kinda magical.

Migraines! Especially after a session. Especially when she does something the Core wouldn't like, because despite how hard they try to erase their traces, Marcy's most primal survival instincts remember.

More indirect effect but going several weeks a year without eating can't be good for her. It makes her feel very tired, dizzy and weak, even if she's eating normally, because three days ago she was starving.

The port in the back of her neck itches a lot. After becoming queen, she asked the royal physician that put it her to remove it, but he was scared of leaving her paralyzed, since it was so deeply fused with her nervous system. Sasha still thinks she should've had the guy publicly excecuted or something.

Idk if it counts but ?? Andrias wouldn't touch her if she was sick, so Olivia often found ways to give her a fever in secret or something to spare her. She did it to protect her, but it does mean Marcy spent a big deal of her childhood in bed, recovering from a session or a light illness.

The Core communicates with her nervous system through electric signals, and even thought they don't want to harm it, they still make her muscles contract a lot so she feels super sobre afterwards lots of muscle pain all the time.

There is no helmet in this one. No indirect connection. When Andrias puts the Core in Marcy, he goes all the way. Straight into her brain! They got a new PC :3

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I need just one tiny win today, just get him that oxygen tank so we can go home and get him comfortable.

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//old art but I'm showing off Zephyr's room lol

Small and cozy

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In this blog post, we'll cover the trends and innovations shaping oxygen therapy that bring hope for better treatment results and more comfort for patients.

[minimumlie]

Being in a nursing home is wild sometimes.

Whenever I can’t hear what the resident is saying, I have the Wonderful! Fantastic! Genius! solution to just turn off their oxygen concentrator so I can hear them better :|

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finally on my way home yippee

[quaranmine]

gods i fucking wish i could do that for ashes au but since its a fantasy world i opted to research japanese and indian geta for two days before writing my chapter instead

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no but really it is sort of nice for once to have actual concrete things to research! like, my questions have...answers? real answers? that i can just look up? i'm used to doing similar to you. i always have a desire to make things scientifically accurate and omg that just does NOT play well with minecraft sometimes. [stares at moon big]

so. shakes your hand. but it's still fun to try to borrow from real-world cultures and things and try to reimagine them into canon or a fantasy environment. it's like a puzzle...that requires a LOT of thought. i've been there with empires worldbuilding before, i was looking up all kinds of stuff for the cod empire regarding wetland construction, water pollution, etc. i also end up looking at a slightly disproportionate number of NASA JPL webpages sometimes...mcyt fic taught me about the roche limit ldjsfklsfjslfj

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what if i make a northern pike fancam