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GAS BOTTLES Prepare and monitor anaesthesia in animals GAS BOTTLES

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Page 1: GAS BOTTLES Prepare and monitor anaesthesia in animals GAS BOTTLES

GAS BOTTLES

Prepare and monitor anaesthesia in animals

GAS BOTTLES

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Gases Used

• Commonly– O2

– N2O

• Less commonly– CO2

– Medical Air

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How full is the bottle?

• N2O gauge is deceptive (since pressure constant until fully empty)

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Bottle Hazards

• Falling of unsecured cylinders may lead to: – Direct injury of personnel. – Explosive decompression if the valve breaks off, which will

turn the cylinder into a lethal projectile– These hazards mandate that all cylinders be secured to a

wall or placed on special carts.

• Fires and explosions may be caused by the oxidizing ability of oxygen and nitrous oxide: no grease must used in the threads of the valves or connectors.

• Incorrect identification of the contents of cylinders is a potential hazard.

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Bottle Contents by Colour

O2Air N2O CO2

white

black&

white

black&

white blue grey

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N2O

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Preventing wrong connections

• For small cylinders– Special pin placements on connecting

‘yoke’

• For large cylinders– Differing screw diameters

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RegulatorsBottle pressureOutput pressure

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Regulators – 2 functions

1. Maintain constant pressure in outflow line (i.e. regulate pressure)

2. Show pressure in tank (+/- outflow line)

– +/- show pressure in line (models with a second gauge)

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Regulator

• Converts high cylinder (up to 2000 psi) pressure to a safer hose pressure (50-55 psi)– Keeps a steady flow as pressure in bottle

drops

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Connecting to Cylinders

• Attach regulator

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FYI – Some Conversions

50 psi = 345 kPa

2,000 psi = 13,790 kPa

(1 psi = 6.8947573 kPa)

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Connecting to CylindersConnecting to Cylinders

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Connecting to CylindersConnecting to Cylinders

1.Tightened by hand

1.Tightened by hand

2. Then tap opened

2. Then tap opened

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Opening tap

• Never open tap / hosewheel unless regulator is connected

• Either– 2 full turns, or– Fully open, then turn back ½ rotation

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When connecting O2 cylinder…

• No naked flames (no smoking)

• No grease/oil on connections

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When bottle empty…

• Leave some oxygen in bottle– Reduces moisture entering

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Moving cylinder

• Use trolley for moving larger sizes

• Ensure always well-secured when transporting by vehicle

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