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Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2000 16:41:40 -0600
From: Scott Hunsucker <swhac@pc*.gu*.ne*>
Subject: Re: Oxygen Limits
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Don,
This stuff is far from baloney. It is very real and very dangerous;
however, what is out there info wise is extremely conservative, and very
old. The danger in this type of stuff lies in the lack of understanding;
if you understand what is going on inside your body and why, then you are
half way to handling this risk.
I will post more info on toxicity and can give a brief run down on how
we (will) handle the problem. We have not had an incident of CNS toxicity,
and I hope that we never do. However, we have protocols in place (that I
need to update) and have practiced our in water responses. Pulmonary is
another ball game.
I am on my why out the door to celebrate my birthday, so bear with me
and I will get back with you. I will also answer your earlier post.
I will only post the info to the list if you guys want it. Let me know.
Scott Hunsucker
At 09:35 AM 02/10/2000 -0600, Don W. wrote:
>George,
>
>Thanks for writing the informative O2 toxicity post
>to counter what others posted. They are just parroting what they
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