What are the signs that a person is getting to much oxygen?

Answer 1

From a medical standpoint, there are 5 early signs of hypoxia, one way to remember them is to use A-T-R-I-A. Does the patient have Anxiety? Does the patient have Tachycardia (Fast Heart Rate)? Is the patient showing Restlessness? Is the patient Irritable? and lastly, Is the patient Apprehensive?

Answer 2

Signs of Hypoxia

• Poor coordination

• Rapid breathing

• Poor judgment

• Cyanosis ( the skin turns blue in color)

• Lassitude/ Lethargy

Symptoms of Hypoxia

• Hot and cold flashes

• Muscle and mental fatigue

• Headache

• Air Hunger

• Nausea

• Dizziness

• Euphoria

• Tingling

• Visual Impairment

Answer 3

Signs of hypoxia, are loss of memory, confusion. Hypoxia means that not enough oxygen has been able to reach the brain therefore causing damage that is irreversible. Any motor response or brain activity can be changed from having hypoxia

Answer 4

What if a person with hypoxia has to take narcotics

Answer 5

Lactic acid builds up. When that happens, you get a cramp/stitch, and depending on how long you've been exercising without oxygen, it may or may not hurt a lot.

Answer 6

increased breathing, faster heart rate and muscle cramps. also your hair turns a nice shade of wee.

Answer 7

difficulty breathing, can't take a deep breath. struggle breathing during low impact activities

Answer 8

If a person is getting to much oxygen they may develop headaches and get very tired all the time.

Answer 9

Signs that a person is getting too much oxygen can include shortness of breath, confusion, rapid heart rate, and headaches. It is important to seek medical attention if these symptoms occur.