Why Are Compressed Gas Cylinders of Oxygen Becoming More Commonplace

question 5

Multiple Choice

Why are compressed gas cylinders of oxygen becoming more commonplace for patient transport in the home care setting?

• A) Because patients generally cannot afford liquid oxygen
• B) Because compressed gas cylinders are being made smaller and lighter
• C) Because they are being made safer and people can smoke near them
• D) Because the grade of oxygen in compressed gas cylinders is higher than in liquid systems

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