In emergencies such as heart attacks, asthma attacks or airway blockages, oxygen masks can be used to ensure the body's oxygen supply because the natural airway is restricted.
Oxygen masks for medical treatments:
In some medical procedures or treatments, such as anesthesia, oxygen masks may be used to provide the patient with additional oxygen.
Long-term oxygen therapy:
Patients with chronic respiratory diseases such as COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) may require long-term oxygen therapy. Patients use oxygen masks to increase the oxygen content in the air they breathe, thus supporting their breathing.
High mountain climbing and diving:
At extreme altitudes or depths, such as high-altitude mountaineering or deep-water diving, oxygen at elevated pressure is required to meet the body's needs. In such situations, oxygen masks can be used to adjust the oxygen level in the breathing air. There are many other uses for oxygen masks, but these are some of the most common. The use of oxygen masks can help increase the oxygen level in the blood, thus improving the body's overall oxygenation.
