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Nitrogen Oxygen Mix

Generic: Nitrogen Oxygen Mix

Verified·Apr 23, 2026
Manufacturer
Airgas
NDC
12213-733
RxCUI
347856
Route
RESPIRATORY (INHALATION)
ICD-10 indication
G89.19

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About Nitrogen Oxygen Mix

What is this medication? Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen Mix, commonly known by brand names such as Entonox, is an inhaled medical gas used to provide rapid, short-term pain relief and mild sedation. It consists of a precise blend of nitrous oxide and oxygen, typically mixed in equal parts. This medication is frequently utilized in healthcare settings for managing discomfort during childbirth, emergency medical care, and minor surgical or dental procedures. Because it is fast-acting and non-invasive, it serves as an effective tool for patients who require immediate but temporary analgesia. The gas is usually self-administered by the patient through a mask or mouthpiece, allowing them to control their intake based on the level of pain they are experiencing. One of the primary advantages of this mixture is its quick onset and short duration of action; the effects begin within seconds of inhalation and dissipate shortly after the patient stops breathing the gas. This rapid recovery time allows patients to remain conscious and cooperative during procedures and typically results in fewer lingering side effects compared to stronger sedative drugs or general anesthesia.

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