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HYPERBARIC CHAMBER

2. It is a steel vessel in which atmospheric pressure
can be raised or lowered by air compressors.
It is used to treat divers or pilots afflicted with
aeroembolism (decompression sickness especially
when caused by rapid ascent to high altitudes and
resulting exposure to rapidly lowered air pressure).
 It is used to provide high-oxygen environments
for certain medical treatments and operations.

3. Hyperbaric Chambers
 It is a sealable diving chamber, closed bell or dry bell - is a pressure
vessel with hatches large enough for people to enter and exit.
 A compressed breathing gas supply to raise the internal air pressure.
 Such chambers provide a supply of oxygen for the user, and are
usually called hyperbaric chambers whether used underwater or at
the water surface or on land to produce underwater pressures.

4. There are two types of Hyperbaric
Chambers :-
1. MONOPLACE CHAMBERS
2. MULTIPLACE CHAMBERS
3. DECOMPRESSION CHAMBERS
4. RECOMPRESSION CHAMBERS

5. MONOPLACE CHAMBERS
Monoplace chambers are designed to treat a single
person pressurized with 100% oxygen.

6. MULTIPLACE CHAMBERS
Multiplace chambers are designed to hold several
people at one time and oxygen is delivered through
a mask or a hood.

7. DECOMPRESSION CHAMBERS
It is a hyperbaric chamber used by surface-supplied
divers to make their surface decompression stops.

8. RECOMPRESSION CHAMBERS
A hyperbaric chamber used to treat or prevent decompression
sickness.

9. How should patients prepare for
treatment?
 They should use only clean cotton clothing which is
allowed in the chamber.
 No cosmetics, perfumes, hair preparations, deodorants,
wigs or jewellery is allowed in the chamber.
 The technician should know if any medications, including
non prescription drugs, are being taken by the patient.
 The patients are advised not to take alcohol or carbonated
drinks for four hours prior to treatment.
 In most cases, patients should give up smoking and any
other tobacco products during their treatment period, as
they interfere with the body's ability to transport oxygen.