Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
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Re: Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
the main thing you exibit is a massive ego with very little help here.....maybe you should go back to HS and take a general science class
Re: Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
foe him, put him in your sig and forget him. it's not worth it.
i know you want to get facts in front of others, but i really don't think it's going to work with him.
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Re: Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
You can't teach a troll anything, this is true. still idiots spewing nonsense need to be refuted, lest they lead others astray.
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Re: Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
That pretty much tells me how confused you are. Unless you want to claim multiple typos in that sentence.milboltnut wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 8:49 amSO they had to decompress, to atmospheric pressure.... which is less than sea level pressure.
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typos fixed..... happy granny?ChicagoGranny wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 5:21 pmThat pretty much tells me how confused you are. Unless you want to claim multiple typos in that sentence.milboltnut wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 8:49 amSO they had to decompress, to atmospheric pressure.... which is less than sea level pressure.
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Re: Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
you know what's really hilarious.... an old fart talking crap behind a computer screenpalerider wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 4:49 pmYou can't teach a troll anything, this is true. still idiots spewing nonsense need to be refuted, lest they lead others astray.
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Re: Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
jack up the pressure grannyChicagoGranny wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 5:21 pmThat pretty much tells me how confused you are. Unless you want to claim multiple typos in that sentence.milboltnut wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 8:49 amSO they had to decompress, to atmospheric pressure.... which is less than sea level pressure.
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I don't think I ever in my life had to deal with such egotistical, self righteous, bigots in my life..... and to think most of you aren't even on Geritol yet. The worst part is this is the ONLY way to get a response out of you all.... other wise you wouldn't lift a finger, to let your dog out. Instead of keeping things simple... you'd rather complicate the living daylights out of people. Maybe you guys need the Gerber food at your table ! LOL
Here... I'll keep it simple for the cerebral group here.......
Here's all the help I need from the NICE people here on this forum............have a nice day !!Don't dwell on what was too much pressure earlier.
What was "a lot" of pressure in our first few days of therapy, becomes very manageable as we become accustomed to it. So long as we convince ourselves that it was too high, we'll never get past it.
Take advantage of ramp
Move up in small increments
Stay at the interim levels for a few days
When moving up, make the change in the morning. You might forget you've changed it and it's not on your mind laying their awake.
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Re: Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
Palerider problem is this.....
Not sure where you got the impression that I'm here to teach you stuff, I'm here to correct the things you're getting wrong, so that other people aren't mislead.
Does anyone have any problem saying his disposition needs some work?If something I've done makes you feel bad about yourself, that's entirely on you.
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Re: Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
I was really bored to day so I decided to troll on Palerider... because he deserves itpalerider wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 4:49 pmYou can't teach a troll anything, this is true. still idiots spewing nonsense need to be refuted, lest they lead others astray.
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Re: Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
palerider wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 4:49 pmYou can't teach a troll anything, this is true. still idiots spewing nonsense need to be refuted, lest they lead others astray.
what a pampas ass.....Not sure where you got the impression that I'm here to teach you stuff, I'm here to correct the things you're getting wrong, so that other people aren't mislead.
so which is it ? pampas ass
Chicago granny said this.... am hi-jaking this tread?
sounds like itThat pretty much tells me how confused you are
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Re: Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
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Re: Just exactly how does the cpap compensate for a change in elevation
I received my first APAP just prior to a trip to Colorado for some skiing a couple of years ago with the grandchildren (I watched - too old). I questioned my DME about how the ski lodge elevation of 9,200' would impact the performance or what changes I would need to perform if any. My pressure is fixed at 7.0cm. She had zero clue, but checked with Respironics and their engineering support said 9,200' would be no problem and the unit would work just the same as at sea level from my perspective. They did not say what the maximum altitude was before it was too high for the unit. I can say that it worked perfectly normal from my perspective at 9,200'.
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