Mountain climbers need oxygen masks at high altitudes because the air becomes thinner and contains less oxygen, leading to hypoxia which can result in dizziness, shortness of breath, confusion, and even death. Oxygen masks help climbers supplement the oxygen they need to maintain proper breathing and prevent altitude sickness.
Some situations where a person would need an oxygen mask include during air travel at high altitudes, in emergency situations on airplanes that experience a loss of cabin pressure, or in medical emergencies where a person has difficulty breathing due to conditions like asthma, pneumonia, or a collapsed lung.
The element we need to breathe is oxygen. It is essential for cellular respiration, where our cells convert oxygen into energy to carry out their functions.
Plants need oxygen for photosynthesis to create energy.
No, alcoholic fermentation does not require oxygen. This process is anaerobic, meaning it occurs in the absence of oxygen. Yeast cells convert sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide without the need for oxygen.
The gas you need to stay alive is Oxygen, you need oxygen to carry vital functions of body, when you inhale oxygen, its goes directly into the lungs and through alveolis, which are present in lungs oxygen get absorbed into blood which is then taken to heart and heart pumps the blood to each and every part and organ of the body, so like this your body works.
Yes, you would need to bring an oxygen mask to Venus. Venus has an extremely thick atmosphere consisting mainly of carbon dioxide, with very little oxygen. Without an oxygen mask, it would be impossible to breathe on Venus.
because your way up high and their is not much atmosphere in the trophosphere and statoshpere so it could help wearing a mask to have to brethe! heavy clothes? not much gravity you need to weigh more then the usual on mountains or it will be so far but so close related to the moon!
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Yes, you have to.
To create a handhold to allow the climber to ascend up steep or vertical cliff faces.
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His species needs very minimal oxygen and the mask rejects most of it to allow him to breathe easily.
If you are currently on oxygen therapy your physician may add it to your cpap machine via a shuttle/shunt that is connected to the tubing. Thus eliminating the need to wear the nasal canula and the mask together.
REI sells everything the ordinary climber will need. You can see their selection on this page of their website (http://www.rei.com/category/4500002)
Why would you need to do that anyway? If you need the concentrated O2 that a mask provides, then a nasal cannula is not affective.
David Hempleman-Adams needed an oxygen mask to fly at high altitudes because the air is thinner at higher altitudes, which means there is less oxygen available for breathing. Flying at high altitudes without supplemental oxygen can result in hypoxia, which can impair cognitive and physical function. An oxygen mask helps to ensure that the pilot receives enough oxygen to maintain safe levels in the bloodstream.
The air is thinner, there is less oxygen molecules per volume of air (the air is less dense) therefore to absorb the same amount of O2 into your blood at 4000ft as at 0ft altitude you have to breath more/ more deeply. Also, you're climbing a mountain (going uphill) which uses more energy than going flat as you have to work against gravity.