dióxido de oxígeno

18:01 Feb 6, 2016 

Thank you so much for your help and explanation

17:56 Feb 6, 2016 

"Oxygen saturation" or "O2 saturation".

17:34 Feb 6, 2016 

So you are saying that just oxygen is what I should write in the text? Sorry Im asking because I dont understand. Thank you

17:10 Feb 6, 2016 

And a decrease in CO2 would not be indicative of respiratory depression.

17:09 Feb 6, 2016 

The key word here is "saturation". They're referring to a common monitor parameter called oxygen saturation (O2Sat). Carbon dioxide can be measured with a capnometer, but it is never referred to as "saturation".

16:03 Feb 6, 2016 

Not a chemistry expert (just 3 years of high school chemistry), but to me oxygen dioxide doesn't make sense (carbon dioxide does). Is there chlorine chloride? sulfur sulfide? Just putting this here so I learn what the final answer is.

00:55 Feb 6, 2016 

Thank you!
Side effects consist of mild to moderate cardiovascular depression, with slight .... a reflex decrease in heart rate, especially in younger, healthy patients (16). .... carbon dioxide pressure from 39 mm Hg to 45 mm Hg, a change in value ... Indeed, receptor-binding studies suggest that its effects on respiration should be minor.

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22:18 Feb 5, 2016 

Carbon dioxide? " El anhídrido de carbono también se llama dióxido de oxígeno."