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How and When to Replace Soda Lime on Veterinary Anesthesia Machines
Short video to explain how and when to replace soda lime on veterinary anesthesia machines.
Carbon Dioxide Absorbent (Soda Lime)
CARBOLIME is a granular soda lime absorbent used for the efficient removal of carbon dioxide from closed and semi-closed patient breathing circuits.
- No KOH-minimum anesthetic agent degradation (e.g. Sevoflurane to Compound A and other toxic products compared to other brands containing potassium hydroxide).
- Low dust,minimum dust levels with the benefits of high surface area and graded particle size.
- Low bulk density,less weight required to fill absorber and therefore less waste when refilling frequently (e.g., daily) prior to full exhaustion.
- Low risk of carbon monoxide formation due to good resistance of dry gas desiccation.
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Introduction Soda lime is responsible for the elimination of carbon dioxide (CO2) in rebreathing circuits. When exhausted, CO2 accumulates in the circuit and is rebreathed by the patient, causing respiratory acidosis that can be harmful. Key points: methods to know when to change soda lime: Increased inspired CO2 (detected by capnography) Color change Lack of … [Continue Reading]
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