Porter Instrument - Nitronox NOX-PLUS-070-2NS
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Can an RN administer nitrous oxide in our practice?
In most cases, medical clinicians like RN's can administer nitrous oxide and oxygen using a system like Nitronox Plus, as long as it falls within their professional scope of practice. While there may not be a specific regulation that names nitrous oxide directly, its use is generally considered part of minimal sedation, analgesia, or anxiolysis—similar to administering a local anesthetic. The key is that the treating clinician must ensure it aligns with their state’s practice guidelines and that proper training, protocols, and medical oversight are in place. If your license allows you to administer medications for mild sedation or pain relief, you are likely eligible to use Nitronox Plus in your practice. Always check with your state regulatory boards to confirm it is permitted within your scope of practice.
How do you prevent Diffusion hypoxia when on demand is used and therefore the patient is not receiving 100% oxygen administration after nitrous oxide cessation?
This is one huge benefit of Nitronox Plus. It can deliver 100% oxygen by either turning the knob to 0% nitrous or turning the key to the off position. For that reason, we fully recommend doing that at the end of every procedure.