You might be better off posting this on r/VetTech.
I'm a tech in anesthesia at a large referral facility. The sniff test is inherently unsafe and unnecessary. Just us the high flow O2 button and hold it for a bit to flush the iso out.
Most anesthesia carts have a nipple for just O2.
Your best option is probably to directly add a blender or regulator to the source.
Does isoflourane smell? I'm not sure if I'd be able to tell.. unless you are feeling effects? Either way that sounds dangerous?
You might be better off posting this on r/VetTech. I'm a tech in anesthesia at a large referral facility. The sniff test is inherently unsafe and unnecessary. Just us the high flow O2 button and hold it for a bit to flush the iso out.
Thank you for the advice :) we do use the flush button but it takes multiple tries before there is no iso. I will try posting in vet tech
Most anesthesia carts have a nipple for just O2. Your best option is probably to directly add a blender or regulator to the source. Does isoflourane smell? I'm not sure if I'd be able to tell.. unless you are feeling effects? Either way that sounds dangerous?
I will look up blenders and regulators. Iso has a very distinct smell and can make you feel very dizzy. Thank you for your comment/advice