Ch 10: Principles of Oxygen Therapy Flashcards
The proper oxygen flow setting for a bag-mask device is:
a. 6 LPM.
b. 8 LPM.
c. 10 LPM.
d. 15 LPM.
d. 15 LPM.
The device that sits over the oxygen port and serves as a gasket and ensures an airtight seal between the regulator and the tank valve is the:
a. O ring.
b. G ring.
c regulator.
d. expander.
a. O ring.
To deliver 45 percent oxygen via nasal cannula, you would set the flow rate at:
a. 2 LPM.
b. 4 LPM.
c. 6 LPM.
d. 8 LPM.
c. 6 LPM.
A nasal cannula flowing at four liters a minute will deliver what concentration of oxygen?
a. 29 percent
b. 33 percent
c. 37 percent
d. 41 percent
c. 37 percent
When a nasal cannula is used to deliver oxygen, the maximum flow rate that should be used is:
a. 2 LPM.
b. 4 LPM.
c. 6 LPM.
d. 8 LPM.
c. 6 LPM.
The amount of air in the environment is about:
a 5 percent,
b 100 percent,
c. 21 percent.
d 35 percent
c. 21 percent.
A device that moistens the air in an oxygen delivery system is called a(n):
a. vaporizer.
b. regulator.
c. humidifier.
d. pressurizer.
c. humidifier.
Which of the following is the best method of determining how much oxygen remains in a tank?
a. Check the pressure regulator.
b. Lift the tank to see if it is full.
c. Tap on the bottom of the tank with a wrench.
d. Check the pressure gauge.
d. Check the pressure gauge.
All of the following are oxygen safety guidelines EXCEPT:
a. open and close the valves quickly.
b. tighten all valves and connections hand-tight only.
c. never allow smoking around oxygen equipment.
d. always ensure that the O ring is in good condition.
a. open and close the valves quickly.
The process of testing a high-pressure cylinder is called a:
a. hemodynamic test.
b. hydrodynamic test.
c. hydraulic test,
d. hydrostatic test,
d. hydrostatic test