Compressed Gasses/Vaporizers (Kane) Exam 3 Flashcards
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What is the primary function of a vaporizer in a medical setting?
A) To compress gases
B) To change vapor to liquid anesthetic agent
C) To change liquid anesthetic agent to vapor
D) To store gases
C) To change liquid anesthetic agent to vapor
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What does a vaporizer add to the fresh gas flow in the breathing system?
A) Un-controlled amount of vapor
B) Controlled amount of vapor
C) Large amount of vapor
D) Small amount of vapor
B) Controlled amount of vapor
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At what temperature do modern volatile anesthetics exist in a liquid state?
A) Below 0 degrees C
B) Below 10 degrees C
C) Below 20 degrees C
D) Below 30 degrees C
C) Below 20 degrees C
(68 degrees F)