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Article #962Re: Nitrous Oxide
From: Colya K.
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 1996 00:00
Date: Sun, 24 Mar 1996 00:00
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In article <4ims9l$jm6@fountain.mindlink.net>, colin_steeksma@mindlink.bc.ca (Colin Steeksma) wrote: > Questions: How many of you health professionals out there come in > contact with Nitrous Oxide? How often? How many are women? Is the > ventilation where you use it adequate? Has anyone checked it? > I am interested in researching (by opinion first) the above > questions. I understand that this gas can cause problems. PLease email > me with answers or post in the group. Thanks. Colin Colin, many health care workers are exposed to trace amounts of Nitrous Oxide. It will most often be seen in the OR environment, but also in other hospital areas and in the field (Paramedics). There are quite a few papers out there that have looked at it. Try a CINHAL or MEDLINE search. Cheers, Colya Kaminiarz Respiratory Therapy Student Vancouver Hospital
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: 111cd5,14de08472745f63a X-Google-Attributes: gid111cd5,public From: ckaminia@direct.ca (Colya K.) Subject: Re: Nitrous Oxide Date: 1996/03/24 Message-ID: <ckaminia-2403962212270001@van-as-09b12.direct.ca> X-Deja-AN: 144185723 references: <4ims9l$jm6@fountain.mindlink.net> organization: Internet Direct newsgroups: can.med.misc