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Oxygen is one of those therapies that nurses use every single day with almost every single patient. But did you know too much oxygen can actually cause harm?

In this episode, you’ll learn:
What oxygen toxicity is and how it develops
The risk factors and causes you should watch for
Key signs and symptoms
-Oxygen toxicity prevention
-And more!
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