What is crucial for ensuring the safety of patients undergoing chamber treatments after the completion of pressure training?

Monitoring oxygen levels is essential for ensuring the safety of patients undergoing chamber treatments, especially after completing pressure training. During hyperbaric oxygen therapy, patients are exposed to elevated levels of oxygen, which can lead to various physiological changes in the body. Monitoring oxygen levels helps healthcare providers track how well the patient is absorbing oxygen and can prevent potential complications such as oxygen toxicity, which can occur if oxygen levels become excessively high. Proper monitoring ensures that patients receive the intended therapeutic benefits while minimizing risks.

The other suggested actions, while important in their own contexts, do not directly address the specific safety concerns associated with hyperbaric oxygen therapy following pressure training.