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Ambulatory oxygen equipment can be provided for patients who qualify for long term oxygen therapy LTOT without AOT assessment to help achieve 15 hours or more of oxygen

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Information about home oxygen therapy also known as home oxygen treatment including when it s needed how it s given the assessment process and safety advice

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Ambulatory oxygen works by giving your muscles extra oxygen while you are active This allows you to do more before you need to stop Oxygen will not stop you being

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On arrival to ward ensure patient is attached to oxygen via MGPS see NHS England NatPSA Eliminating the risk of inadvertent connection to medical air via a flowmeter and oxygen

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Ambulatory oxygen is prescribed for patients on long term oxygen therapy who need to be away from home on a regular basis

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Starting ambulatory oxygen therapy If your walk tests show that ambulatory oxygen may help you we ll discuss with you what it involves and if you would like to trial it

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For emergencies that do not require an ambulance call the NHS advice line on 111 Ambulatory oxygen is only to be used when you are active It is not to be used when you are sitting even if

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We will assess you every 6 to 12 months and amend your oxygen prescription if necessary If you have any concerns or queries about your oxygen please give the RESPS team a call

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The aim of this leaflet is to help you understand when ambulatory oxygen is appropriate how you are assessed and how to use it What is ambulatory oxygen Ambulatory oxygen is a portable