Air oxygen masks are among the most commonly used devices for delivering oxygen therapy to patients. These masks cover the nose and mouth, allowing for the direct inhalation of oxygen-enriched air. Air oxygen masks are designed to provide a secure and comfortable fit, ensuring effective oxygen delivery while minimizing discomfort for the patient. Additionally, these masks may feature adjustable straps and cushioned edges to enhance patient comfort and compliance during therapy.

Indications for Oxygen Mask Use:

Air oxygen masks are utilized in a variety of clinical settings to administer oxygen therapy to patients with respiratory insufficiency or hypoxemia. Common indications for oxygen mask use include:

Respiratory illnesses such as pneumonia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and asthma.

Postoperative recovery, particularly following surgeries that may impact respiratory function.

Acute medical emergencies, including cardiac arrest, respiratory failure, and trauma.

Long-term oxygen therapy for patients with chronic respiratory conditions requiring continuous oxygen supplementation.