Medical Gases
                     Medical Gases
Medical Gases
 Medical gas is described as one created, packaged 
and intended for anesthetic, therapy or diagnostic 
administration to a patient. 
 Medication gasses are called prescription drugs 
because their use as medicines is dangerous without 
a licensed practitioner 's guidance or correctly 
trained rescue personnel. 
 Primary types of medicinal gas are found in hospital 
settings.
Oxygen
 Oxygen is used when people require extra oxygen supply 
due to hypoxemia and hypoxia (insufficient blood 
oxygen).
  The system includes a large liquid oxygen extraction 
device, which is then vanished into stored oxygen supply. 
 Oxygen is colorless, odorless , and tasteless gas at room 
temperature and environment pressure. Pale blue while 
solid or liquid.
Nitrous Oxide 
 Nitrous oxide is a high oxidation liquefied gas 
with a mildly sweet fragrance. Nitrous oxide 
substance is stable and inert at room temperature. 
 Nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, is used as an 
analgesic and pre-operative anesthetic. 
 Nitrous oxide is supplied to the hospital in 
regular tanks by the medical gas Suppliers.
Helium
 Helium has been used in medicine for over 50 
years. Helium gas is generally used to treat 
partial upper airway barriers or raised air 
resistance.
  It would encourage patients' breathing. 
 This is also used in liquefied form to enable MRI 
machines reach superconductive state.
Carbon Dioxide
 Carbon dioxide (CO 2) is a non-flammable , non-
colored, odorless, non-toxic and mildly acid gas. 
 CO2 is a simple asphyxiant and around one-and-
a-half times heavier than gas. 
Carbon Dioxide
 This gas is used as an ingredient in lung diffusion 
processing in very small quantities. 
 This examination allows physicians to assess how 
well a patient's lungs transmit gases
 Among these big gases, there are also medicinal gas 
mixtures.
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