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How do you know when you are running low on oxygen and anesthetic gas?

How do you know when you are running low on oxygen and anesthetic gas?
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How do you know when you are running low on oxygen and anesthetic gas?

User Mohit Chakraborty
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I think you know when you’re low on oxygen when you feel your lungs tighten up. Maybe even if your breathing gets shallow and it gets hard to take deep breaths. Also, feeling lightheaded can mean that you’re low on oxygen.
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