Haskins Sc, Knapp Rg
Abstract
The carrier gases--air, nitrous oxide/oxyten (50%/50%), and nitrous oxide (100%)--decreased the halothane output from Fluotec Mark 3 vaporizers an average of 87.9%, 85.4%, and 70.9%, respectively, as compared with the halothane output when oxygen was used as the carrier gas.
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The carrier gases--air, nitrous oxide/oxyten (50%/50%), and nitrous oxide (100%)--decreased the halothane output from Fluotec Mark 3 vaporizers an average of 87.9%, 85.4%, and 70.9%, respectively, as compared with the halothane output when oxygen was used as the carrier gas.
Key concepts: Halothane, Nitrous oxide, Vaporizer, Oxygen, Anesthesia, Chemistry, Medicine, Organic chemistry