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EFFECTIVE METHODS OF OXYGEN THERAPY IN RESUSCITATION

Asqarov Mirjalol Murodjon og’li, Nabijon Alijonovich Razzakov , Kokand University Andijan branch Faculty of Medicine treatment direction group 205

Abstract

This article discusses the primary goals of oxygen therapy in resuscitation, the methods used, and new approaches aimed at improving its effectiveness. The significance of oxygen therapy in cases of oxygen deficiency is highlighted, with detailed information provided on various methods, including nasal catheters, oxygen masks, and mechanical ventilation. Additionally, potential complications during therapy and ways to prevent them are discussed.

Keywords

Resuscitation, oxygen therapy, nasal catheter, oxygen mask, mechanical ventilation, hypoxia, emergency assistance.

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EFFECTIVE METHODS OF OXYGEN THERAPY IN RESUSCITATION. (2025). International Journal of Medical Sciences, 5(01), 260-263. https://doi.org/10.55640/