Consequences of FFP3 mask usage on venous blood gases
作者： Mehmet Ali Babademez , Gokhan Yalciner , Fatih Gul , Kadir Sinasi Bulut , Serkan Serifler
DOI: 10.1007/S11845-020-02474-2
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摘要: To investigate the effect of FFP3 mask usage on venous blood gases (VBG) and some subjective symptoms VBG analyses symptom questionary were obtained from 15 healthcare proffesionals before after 4-h usage. Wearing an for 4 hours did not change any gas parameters between pre- post-values, statistically. According to 8-symptom questionary, only nausea show significance. Headache, lightheadedness, visual difficulties, shortness breath, palpitation, confusion, difficult communication showed statistically significant difference pre post values. Four-hour use cause change. Although participants complained about symptoms, this study indicated that long-term discomforts, it was well tolerated.
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