The goal of oxygenation for most patients is an oxygen saturation of 94% to 99%.
<h3>What is oxygenation?</h3>
This is defined to be all of the processes that have to do with the addition of oxygen to a person.
It could also mean all forms of treatments that has to do with the addition of oxygen to a substance and also giving a person oxygen.
For the patients that are known to be acutely ill, it is necessary that the oxygen that they are prescribed is able to give a saturation that is about 88 percent to 92.
There are these three ways of supplying oxygen to the lungs of a person through the air outside. These are:
- ventilation
- diffusion
- perfusion
Ventilation has to do with the movement of the air within the human body. Diffusion has to do with the spontaneity with which the oxygen moves in the body without the use of efforts. Perfusion has to do with the pumping of blood.
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