Bat 17
Bat 17
- Mar 30, 2021
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Pulseox can't be used to confirm deceased
If being used to investigate SN overdose physiology then yes that reminds me of human experimentation with poisons a la Dr Mengele
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If being used to investigate SN overdose physiology then yes that reminds me of human experimentation with poisons a la Dr Mengele
Pulse ox can get pretty low, lower than we previously thought .Talk to ambulance / emergency services if you want some stories as to just how low it can get! Covid has apparently changed some of that perception, with first responders to Covid cases seeing pulse ox as low as 35%... and people still walking and talking!
But 0%, no, that's probably pushing it a bit!
But 0%, no, that's probably pushing it a bit!
