Hypoxia is a complex pathological process caused by our body not being provided with enough oxygen for the normal functioning of cells, or by pathology in which cells and tissues cannot use oxygen. Understanding the causes of hypoxia will help you prevent this condition better.

The effects of altitude make breathing more difficult, potentially leading to altitude sickness due to lack of oxygen, which is life-threatening if the body has not been trained to adapt to high altitude climate conditions.

Oxygen therapy via mask is a method of increasing the concentration of inspired oxygen (FiO2) using a mask, providing enough oxygen for the body's metabolic needs. This oxygen therapy plays a very important role in emergency resuscitation.

Lack of oxygen in the blood will lead to serious consequences. Knowing the cause and the body's reaction to lack of oxygen will help provide timely emergency care and prevent dangerous complications.

Hypoxemia can lead to many serious consequences that threaten the patient's life. However, if you know what to do, the condition can be controlled before it leads to dangerous complications. One of the causes of hypoxemia is chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

Acute respiratory distress syndrome in adults is a severe disorder of blood oxygen exchange, severe cases often occur in patients with no history of cardiovascular and respiratory disease.