Medical gases are used for medical purposes, such as breathing and anesthesia during surgery. These gases can be delivered in several ways, including through tanks or cylinders, and are often used in hospitals and other medical settings. Some common medical gases include oxygen, nitrogen, nitrous oxide, and helium.
A medical gas system is a network of equipment and devices used to deliver gases to patients and/or medical staff. To provide the best care possible, hospitals must have a reliable and safe supply of oxygen, nitrous oxide, nitric oxide, and other gases used in patient care. Medical gas systems can be used in different settings such as hospitals, nursing homes, surgery centers, and home care environments. Continue reading for everything you need to know about medical gas systems!
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