spO2tavoite
SpO2tavoite refers to the target range of peripheral oxygen saturation (SpO2) that clinicians aim for when monitoring or providing supplemental oxygen to a patient. SpO2 is measured noninvasively with a pulse oximeter and estimates the amount of oxygen bound to hemoglobin in arterial blood. The target value is chosen to balance the risks of hypoxemia (too little oxygen) and hyperoxia (too much oxygen), and is individualized based on the patient’s condition, baseline oxygenation, and comorbidities.
Typical targets vary by clinical situation. For many acutely ill adults, a common target range is approximately
Setting and maintaining the SpO2tavoite involves titrating supplemental oxygen using devices such as nasal cannulae, simple
Overall, spO2tavoite is a practical guideline used to optimize oxygen therapy and patient safety in various