FiO2s Flow Rate, Particle Size, Memorizations Flashcards

1
Q

FiO2 for Nasal Cannula

A

.24 - .40

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2
Q

Flow Rate for Nasal Cannula

A

1/4 - 6 LPM (8 is a stretch)

> 4 has to be humidified

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3
Q

FiO2 for Simple Mask

A

.35 - .50

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4
Q

Flow Rate for Simple Mask

A

5 - 10 LPM

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5
Q

FiO2 Partial Rebreathing Mask

A

.40 - .70 (AARC)

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6
Q

Flow Rate Partial Rebreathing Mask

A

6 - 10 LPM

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7
Q

FiO2 Nonrebreathing Mask

A

.60 - .80 (AARC)

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8
Q

Flow Rate Nonbreathing Mask

A

6 - 10 LPM

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9
Q

FiO2 Venturi Mask

A

.24 - .50

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10
Q

Flow Rate for Venturi Mask

A

> 60 LPM

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11
Q

Particle Size for Upper Airways

A

5 - >50 um

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12
Q

Particle Size for Lower Airways

A

2 - 5 um

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13
Q

Particle Size for Lung Parenchyma

A

1 - 3 um

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14
Q

Particle Size for Parenchyma

A

< 0.1 um

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15
Q

Inertial Impaction Particle Size

A

Large Particles >5 um

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16
Q

Gravimetric Sedimentation Particle Size

A

Small Particles 1 - 5 um

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17
Q

Brownian Diffusion Particle Size

A

Very Small Particles < 3 um
0.5-1 gets exhaled
< 0.5 um absorbed into the airways

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18
Q

How much % of aerosol deposits in the Oropharynx (pMDI)

A

80%

19
Q

Pulmonary Deposition ranges between..

A

10-40%

20
Q

pMDI produces particles at a respirable range of..

A

2 - 6 um

21
Q

How much a Spacer will reduce oral deposition (%)

A

90%

22
Q

How much a VHC will reduce oral deposition (%)

A

99%

23
Q

SVN with Simple Reservoir may increase inhaled dose by

A

5-10%

24
Q

Continuous Nebulizer with Collection reservoir bag may increase inhaled dose by

A

30-50%

25
Q

Breath actuated nebulizer may increase inhaled dose by

A

3-4 fold over conventional continuous nebulization

26
Q

USN Aerosol output capability

A

0.2-1.0 mL/min

27
Q

Vibrating Mesh RDV range

A

0.1-0.4 mL

28
Q

Active VM MMAD

A

2-3um

29
Q

PaO2 and SaO2 to indicate O2 Therapy

A

< 60 mmHg and <90%

30
Q

Periodically Check FiO2 > .40

A

Within 8 hours

31
Q

Periodically check FiO2 < .40

A

Within 12 hours

32
Q

Periodically check for Acute MI patient

A

Within 72 hours

33
Q

Periodically check with COPD patient

A

Within 2 hours

34
Q

Nares Humidity levels

A

22º 50% 10 mg/L

35
Q

Hypopharynx humidity levels

A

29º-32º 95% 28-34 mg/L

36
Q

Trachea humidity levels

A

32-35º 100% 36-40 mg/L

37
Q

Approx humidity levels for Bubble Humdifier

A

15-20 mgH2O/L Egan

Per slide: 30-40% of Body humidity

38
Q

HME Simple Condenser efficiency

A

approx 50%

39
Q

HME Hygroscopic efficiency

A

Approx 70%

40
Q

HME Hydrophobic efficiency

A

> 70% and filters microbes

41
Q

IPV Frequency of burst cycles per min

A

100-300 cycles per min

42
Q

Range of pressure IPV

A

25-45cmH2O

43
Q

60 breaths =

A

1 Hz