In a standard patient room in a healthcare facility, the typical medical gas outlets include:
Oxygen (1) – for patient respiratory therapy.
Medical Air (2) – used for respiratory support.
Vacuum (4) – for suction applications.
Nitrogen (3) is not normally supplied in a patient room; it is typically used in surgical suites for powering tools.
[References:, NFPA 99: Health Care Facilities Code, Chapter 5, Medical Gas and Vacuum Systems., CHFM Candidate Handbook – Maintenance and Operations domain (Utility Systems)., ________________________________________]
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