What is a normal oxygen saturation level?
Is it different depending on altitude?
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- Whether you're talking about oxygen saturation from a blood sample or from a finger probe ('pulse oximeter') the answer is 98%-99% (maybe a little lower with age).
- 98
- 21%
- Generally it should be above 90% on room air.
- 98 to 99% on a Pulse Oximeter
- 100% but 95% - 100% is normal ar sea-level
- 98% to 99%
- Your depth of breathing and rate of breathing is adjusted by your body to keep your arterial blood oxygen saturation level about 95+% (this can be checked with a simple oximeter) and the arterial carbon dioxide at 40 mm Hg (this usually requires an arterial blood sample to check).
- 99%, Human body is an extremely efficient machine..
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