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British Thoracic Society Guidelinefor oxygen use in adults in healthcareand emergency settingsBRO Driscoll, L S Howard, J Earis, V Mak, on behalf of the BTS EmergencyOxygen Guideline Development GroupTo cite:O Driscoll BR,Howard LS, Earis J,et Thoracic SocietyGuideline for oxygen use inadults in healthcare andemergency settings .BMJOpen Resp Res2017;4:e000170. Additional material isavailable. To view please visitthe journal ( )The concise version of theBTS Guideline should be readin conjunction with the fullversion: Guideline replaces the2008 British Thoracic Societyguideline for emergencyoxygen 17 November 2017 Department of RespiratoryMedicine, Salford RoyalFoundation NHS Trust,Salford, UKCorrespondence toDr BR O Driscoll; full Guideline for oxygen use in adultsin healthcare and emergency settings, pub-lished in Thorax1provides an update to the2008 BTS Emergency oxygen following is a summary of the recom-mendations and goo
Table 2 Serious illnesses requiring moderate levels of supplemental oxygen if the patient is hypoxaemic (section 8.11) The initial oxygen therapy is nasal cannulae at 2–6 L/min (preferably) or simple face mask at 5–10 L/min unless stated otherwise.
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