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Demand valve oxygen therapy
/dɪmˈand vˈalv ˈɒksɪdʒən θˈɛɹəpi/
/dɪmˈænd vˈælv ˈɑːksɪdʒən θˈɛɹəpi/
DVOTdemand valveDemand valve oxygen therapy
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a method of providing oxygen to divers underwater on demand to treat decompression sickness or other diving-related injuries
What is "demand valve oxygen therapy"?
Demand valve oxygen therapy is a technique used to administer oxygen to divers in emergency situations, especially for treating decompression sickness or other diving-related issues. The system uses a demand valve, which releases oxygen only when the diver inhales, ensuring efficient use of the oxygen. This helps restore normal oxygen levels in the body, reducing the effects of nitrogen buildup after a dive. The therapy is commonly used in controlled conditions, such as dive chambers or on-site during emergencies, to provide immediate relief and aid in the diver’s recovery.
Example
Demand valve oxygen therapy saved the diver 's life after decompression sickness.
They administered demand valve oxygen therapy to the injured diver.
Demand valve oxygen therapy helps alleviate symptoms of diving injuries.
Example
Demand valve oxygen therapy saved the diver's life after decompression sickness.
They administered demand valve oxygen therapy to the injured diver.
Demand valve oxygen therapy helps alleviate symptoms of diving injuries.
The diver regained consciousness after receiving demand valve oxygen therapy.
The dive team carries demand valve oxygen therapy equipment for emergencies.
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