Pranam *Q1 What are oxygen concentrators? How are they different from cylinders?*
PARADOX: Oxygen freely available in atmosphere god given; but people wait in Qwith the empty cylinder to refill; thedhum nandrum pirar thar avaara. Q2 As an anesthesiologist, what did a patient say before going under that you’ll never forget? Memory neutrons are highly efficient; even if heard in audibility would codify it and preserve; under hypnotisation they come out; there are many experiments done over it; what I studies in my 5th std and had not even once remembered ,till date, comes out in a flash, when I read the members writing automatically to reply. A3 *Firstly, they both are one and the same.* Then where is the compare and contrast? *Q4 How's life after getting a government job in India? How does life and its aspects get changed?* A4 A Govt servant is not suited to any private or public ltd co post once done a 2 year tenure according to the management theory. *Q5 If vedas predate the puranas then how can Atharvaveda 10.8.17, 11.9.24, and Chandogya upanishad 7.1.2 mention puranas?* A5 *Q6 Why is Shiva called Parama Shiva?* A6 Devi B Prathap Answered 23h ago Lord Shiva is the destroyer. *He took the form of nataraj and turned the kaal chakra (wheel of time ) which gave power to bhrama to create.* Shiva is omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent. *He is the supreme. Thus called paramashiva or paramaguru* 2ND ANSWER- Narayani Purushottama, Two lovers of Sri Radha Krishna Answered 11h ago Hare Krishna!*Shiva is called Parama Shiva which means Supreme Shiva.*We are praising him as Supreme because he is (in Shaivism)! Q7 Shouldn't the windows in the buggies of Indian trains open sideways rather than vertically because many people are hurt due to the closure of the window on their hand resting there? A7 Subhasis Dutta Roy April 22 Working in Indian Railways at Indian Railways (2001–present) It is the typical window position of an Indian Railway's passenger train. *As per the present position to open any window you have to lift it in an upwards direction. After pulling it upside you have to lock your window.* There are three steps of locks provides in every window. You can set those locks as per your requirement of opening. Sometimes we rest our hand after opening the window like this. It is dangerous. If the locks failed by any chance it may hurt your hand. *To avoid this railway also provides a spring arrangement with some window so that it may not fall directly*. It is the second layer of security. But it is not provided with all the windows.This spring helps to protect your hands from injuries. *Why Indian Railways its windows sideways?* Railways try to provide a maximum level of comfort for passengers with the air circulation as maximum as possible.This the window arrangements from inside of complement You can see the gap between the two windows. It is not possible technically the sideways for windows. So the lifting of windows arrangements done vertically. If it did sideways then the length of one window must be shorter than the other. But it is against the equality of distribution of tickets. So it is optimum from both points of views to open windows vertically than sideways. *My note- But new coaches in general or sitting has windows opening sideways. I have travelled in such coach recently in the Kovai express.* *Q8 How long do airplane oxygen masks last?* A8 *3 Answers* Neil McGrandles, Flight Attendant (2001-present) Answered 9m ago On average about 12 minutes which is long enough for the aircraft to descend to an attitude where you can breath without them, around 10,000ft. 2ND ANSWER Martin Richards, former Aerospace Systems Engineer and Ex UK Forces (1982-2010) Answered 25m ago The canisters have shelf life of 5 to 10 years. The minimum operational time in generating Oxygen is normally 10 minutes *3RD ANSWER*- Frank Shearin, former Instrument and Control Technician Answered 58m ago *Just long enough for the pilot to decend to a lower altitude so everyone can breathe normally.* On Tue, 27 Apr 2021 at 19:42, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 04-2021-27* > > *Being a compilation there may be errors* > > *Q1 What are oxygen concentrators? How are they different from > cylinders?* > > A1 Siddhant Pandey Sun, 25 April, 2021, 9:47 pm > > As India faces a shortage of hospital beds amid a record surge in > coronavirus infections, several of those infected have had to seek > treatment at home. > > Equipment that can supply oxygen to COVID-19 patients experiencing a drop > in oxygen saturation—such as oxygen concentrators and oxygen cylinders—is > now in demand among patients being treated at home. > > *Here's all you need to know about oxygen concentrators.* > > *Definition: What is an oxygen concentrator?* > > An oxygen concentrator uses ambient air to concentrate oxygen. It can > dispense 90-95% pure oxygen by compressing it from atmospheric air, which > comprises 21% oxygen and 78% nitrogen. > > The air is first filtered through a sieve, and the nitrogen is released > back into the air. > > The oxygen is concentrated inside the device and a pressure valve helps > regulate the supply, ranging from 1-10 liters/minute. > > *Efficiency: Concentrators can generate 90-95% pure oxygen* > > According to experts, the 90-95% pure oxygen generated by oxygen > concentrators is good enough for mild and moderate COVID-19 patients with > oxygen saturation levels above 85%. > > However, this oxygen is not advisable for ICU patients, who benefit from > 99% Liquid Medical Oxygen (LMO). > > Further, concentrators can be attached to multiple tubes to serve two > patients, this may raise the risk of cross-infection. > > Cylinders: How are concentrators different from oxygen cylinders? > > Unlike oxygen cylinders, that need to be stored and transported in > cryogenic tankers, oxygen concentrators are portable and need no special > temperature. > > *Cylinders also require refilling, however, concentrators only need a > power source to function.* > > Concentrators can supply 5-10 liters of oxygen per minute and are hence, > not suited for critical patients, who may need 40-50 liters per minute. > > Advantage: What are its advantages over cylinders? > > Notably, concentrators cost around Rs. 40,000-90,000 and are more > expensive than cylinders (Rs. 8,000-20,000). > > However, *concentrators are mostly a one-time investment, with little > operational cost apart from electricity and routine maintenance*. > > Cylinders, on the other hand, involve refilling costs and transportation. > > *Concentrators can produce oxygen 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for up to > 5 years or more.* > > *The above QA is based on yahoo opening page news item on 26-4-2021* > > Q2 As an anesthesiologist, what did a patient say before going > under that you’ll never forget? > > A2 James Hofmann November 13 > > I once began anesthetic induction on a man in his mid forties. *After > some sedation, as I started to inject the anesthetic, he began to tell a > joke*. I hadn’t heard the joke before, and it seemed to be very > interesting and promised a good punch line. I slowed my injection to let > him finish. There was a big build up, and just *as he got to the > punch-line he fell asleep.* > > The surgery and anesthetic proceeded without incident. He emerged from > anesthesia and was transported to the recovery room. I waited patiently for > him to be fully awake. *Just before discharge from the recovery room I > visited him and told him that he was telling a joke *as he went under > anesthesia and I was hoping to hear the punch line. > > He, of course, did not remember what he had said preoperatively because of > the sedation, and asked me what joke he was telling. > > *I repeated everything up to the punch-line, and told him i was anxious to > hear the rest.* > > He looked at me with a puzzled expression on his face, and replied *“I > never heard that joke in my life.”* > > They say that learning is a state dependent phenomenon, and you recall > things best in the state you were in when you learned them. *I assumed > that he may have heard the joke in the past when he was under some > sedation, possibly in a bar, and he recalled it under the influence of the > sedation - even though it was not readily available to his fully conscious > mind post-operatively*. At least that may be one explanation. In any > case, I spent the rest of the day wondering what the punch-line was. > > *Q3 Who is more powerful Adi Shakti or Lord Vishnu?* > > A3 Sunitha Parapatla September 21, 2020 Devotee of God Shiva and > a Home maker > > Who is more powerful, Adi Shakthi or Shri Vishnu ?? > > *Firstly, they both are one and the same.* They are different > personalities of the Supreme Parabrahman, and Adi Shakthi is worshipped as > the Para_devatha. > > > > *Shri Vishnu and Goddess Adi Shakthi are brother and sister. How ??* > > When we refer God Shiva as Shankara, then Adi Shakthi is Shankari. > > When God Shiva is Shambu, She is Shambhavi. > > When Shiva is Shankara, then She is Shankari. > > When Shiva is Eashwara, She is Eashwari. > > When Shiva is Bhairava, She is Bhairavi. > > When Shiva is Rudra, She is Rudrani. > > Shiva is Veerabhadra, She is Bhadrakaali. > > *But when the Parabrahman is Narayana, then Goddess Shakthi is Narayani*. > > Here Narayani is not His consort Lakshmi, but she is Goddess Parvathi and > she is sister to Shri Narayana / Shri Vishnu and consort of God Shiva. > > *This is what our Holy Vedas, puranas and Upanishads say.* > > Narayani or Goddess Shakthi is the one who represents the real nature of > the material world, this once again emphasises on the primordial power of > the feminine form of God. > > Narayani also denotes "the innate power behind ultimate god". It also > means "she who provides the basis for all living things. She who is the > power behind Shri Narayana." She, who is the power of illusion behind Shri > Narayana, she who is the personification of salvation, she who is fit to be > worshipped by the Gods. > > *So both Shri Vishnu and Adi Shakthi are one and the same, it depends upon > our perspective in which* form we want to see Him / Her. Also In Shakta > Mahabhagwat Purana, Mata Kali incarnated as Sri Krsna. > > *Sarva Mangala Mangalye, Shive Sarvartha Sadhike* > > *Sharanye Tryambake Gauri, Narayani Namostute* > > *Q4 How's life after getting a government job in India? How does > life and its aspects get changed?* > > A4 Inderjeet Singh Sun Assistant Manager at Union Bank Of India > (2019–present) > > In June 2019, I joined Union Bank of India as Probationary Officer. The 1 > year Induction training was really fun. Phase 1 classroom program was in > Bhopal and Phase 2 was in Lucknow. > > Meeting fellow probationers and get to live a hostel life for a month or > so while training was a really fun experience. From celebrating birthdays > together to exploring a new city and its food. Had some really good > memories in both the training phases. > > Initially, received a lot of congratulatory calls and messages. Everyone > asking for a party and parents felt so proud. People asked for strategies > and how to prepare for exams. Got felicitated by the same coaching > institute I joined for the same exam. Although it was more like promoting > the institute rather than the strategy build up for the aspirants. > > *Now its been more than 1.5 years, and everything seems as usual.* > > Go to work, come back home. In the weekend, pursue a hobby or hangout with > your buddies and plan for the next trip to Himachal or Goa. > > *The life becomes usual and you realize it is just another job from your > side. Same work routine and* chit chat with colleagues along with the > work. Your friends will call and say, “Aur bhai mauj kardi! Govt PSU mein > hai bhai tu, maze hain*.” Yes, job stability and other perks are there. > But you feel it is more like any other job. *The ridiculous work pressure > and targets sometimes annoy you to the core but then again, I joined the > bank, no one else asked me to do so. > > But after all this, what satisfies the most is the financial independence > along with the feeling of cracking competitive exams after an eternity of > preparation. > > The difference between an aspirant and selected candidate becomes clear > and the value of being in *the top few thousands out of lacs gives a > sense of satisfaction.* > > > > > > *Q5 If vedas predate the puranas then how can Atharvaveda 10.8.17, > 11.9.24, and Chandogya upanishad 7.1.2 mention puranas?* > > A5 V Samarasan 12m ago Former From Aviation sector > > Vedas are infinite and eternal, it is open direct for individual with > performing required Sadhana or inner yoga. *Sage Vyasa thought that it > was well nigh impossible for man to study the infinite Vedas within his > limited life-span*. Therefore, he classified the Vedas into four broad > categories: Rig Veda, Yajur Veda, Sama Veda, and Atharva Veda. Yajur Veda > was further divided into Krishna Yajur Veda and Shukla, In the Dwaper Yuga. > > The Upanishads are authentic and authoritative, since they share the glory > of the Vedas. They are 1180 in number, but, through the centuries, many of > them disappeared from human memory and only 108 have survived. The sage > Vyasa collected available Vedic wisdoms, compiled and classified the > Upanishads and allotted them among the four Vedas. The Rig-veda has 21 > branches, and each branch has one Upanishad allotted to it. The Yajur-veda > has 109 branches and 109 Upani- shads. The Atharvana-veda has 50 branches > and 50 Upanishads. The Sama-veda has 1000 and 1000. Thus, Vyasa assigned > the 1180 Upanishads to the four Vedas. *Vyasa wrote puranas too*. > > Yajur Veda. The vastness of the subject of the Vedas is conveyed by their > several other names, such as Sruti, Trayee, Chandas, Swadhyaya, Nigama, > Agama, etc. > > Rig Veda belongs to Indus valley, Yajurveda to Ganges river settlements, > and Sama Veda to Narmada valley settlements. All these three Vedas are > called trayee. > > *Atherva vada is based on Karma, an application . It gave six upa vedas.* > > *My note- I think answer to the question is not there. Learnt members can > respond.** I have added this QA for the vedic information. * > > > > *Q6 Why is Shiva called Parama Shiva?* > > A6 Devi B Prathap Answered 23h ago > > Lord Shiva is the destroyer. *He took the form of nataraj and turned the > kaal chakra (wheel of time ) which gave power to bhrama to create.* > > Shiva is omnipresent, omniscient, omnipotent. *He is the supreme. Thus > called paramashiva or paramaguru* > > > > 2ND ANSWER- Narayani Purushottama, Two lovers of Sri Radha Krishna > Answered 11h ago > > Hare Krishna!*Shiva is called Parama Shiva which means Supreme Shiva.*We > are praising him as Supreme because he is (in Shaivism)! > > > > Q7 Shouldn't the windows in the buggies of Indian trains open > sideways rather than vertically because many people are hurt due to the > closure of the window on their hand resting there? > > A7 Subhasis Dutta Roy April 22 Working in Indian Railways at > Indian Railways (2001–present) > > It is the typical window position of an Indian Railway's passenger train. > > *As per the present position to open any window you have to lift it in an > upwards direction. After pulling it upside you have to lock your window.* > > There are three steps of locks provides in every window. You can set those > locks as per your requirement of opening. > > Sometimes we rest our hand after opening the window like this. It is > dangerous. If the locks failed by any chance it may hurt your hand. > > *To avoid this railway also provides a spring arrangement with some window > so that it may not fall directly*. It is the second layer of security. > But it is not provided with all the windows.This spring helps to protect > your hands from injuries. > > *Why Indian Railways its windows sideways?* > > Railways try to provide a maximum level of comfort for passengers with the > air circulation as maximum as possible.This the window arrangements from > inside of complement > > You can see the gap between the two windows. It is not possible > technically the sideways for windows. > > So the lifting of windows arrangements done vertically. If it did sideways > then the length of one window must be shorter than the other. > > But it is against the equality of distribution of tickets. > > So it is optimum from both points of views to open windows vertically than > sideways. > > *My note- But new coaches in general or sitting has windows opening > sideways. I have travelled in such coach recently in the Kovai express.* > > > > *Q8 How long do airplane oxygen masks last?* > > A8 *3 Answers* Neil McGrandles, Flight Attendant (2001-present) > Answered 9m ago > > On average about 12 minutes which is long enough for the aircraft to > descend to an attitude where you can breath without them, around > 10,000ft. > > > > 2ND ANSWER Martin Richards, former Aerospace Systems Engineer and Ex UK > Forces (1982-2010) Answered 25m ago The canisters have shelf life of 5 to > 10 years. The minimum operational time in generating Oxygen is normally 10 > minutes > > *3RD ANSWER*- Frank Shearin, former Instrument and Control Technician > Answered 58m ago > > *Just long enough for the pilot to decend to a lower altitude so everyone > can breathe normally.* > > *All the above QA are based on Quora digest on 27-04 - 2021. Quora answers > need not be 100% correct answers * > > *Compiled and posted by R. 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