HC 3/4 Flashcards

1
Q

HME company provides

A

Broad range of equipment
Canes & walkers to ventilators

Some limit what they provide

Home Care RCP must be well versed in at of the equipment their company provides.

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2
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HME companies train delivery technicians to

A

Set-up most of their home care HME (DME).

The more complex O2 devices such as CPAP units.

In certain state may be a conflict with the RT License.

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3
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Who sets up the more complex respiratory HME (DME)?

A

The RCP

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4
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What does the RCP set-up?

A

More complex respiratory HME (DME)

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5
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What other equipment may the RCP set-up?

A

Wheelchairs
Walkers
Feeding pumps
Breast pumps

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6
Q

“Patient Ready” equipment is?

A

All equipment

Checked to make sure it is

functioning according to the

manufactures’ specifications.

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7
Q

“Patient ready” supplies are commonly stocked where?

A

Delivery vehicle provided by HC company

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8
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Commonly needed/ any equipment that is stocked in the RPCs vehicle includes:

A
  • Medication nebulizers
  • Filters for compressor nebulizers
  • NC various types & sizes
  • O2 tubing, various lengths
  • Tubing connectors, various types
  • Nipple adapters
  • Concentrator filters,CPAP filters
  • Adult & Pediatric mask
  • Misc. adapters
  • Plastic bags, cleaning supplies
  • Compressor- nebulizers
  • CPAP machine,masks, & headgear
  • Pressure manometer for CPAP
  • Apnea monitor, electrode kit
  • Oxygen analyzer
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9
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Commonly needed equipment

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  • Liter meter
  • Respirometer
  • Oximeter
  • Blood pressure cuff
  • Stethoscope
  • Small tools
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10
Q

What helps maintain a sense of happiness/ pleasure?

A

Ability to move about helps to establish a better sense of independence,

ability to exercise and participate in activities.

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11
Q

What should a patient use when planning for outings?

A

Duration calculations

Chart that comes with the tank

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12
Q

What margin of safety sure the patient allow for?

A

25%

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13
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How long should a tank system last?

A

2 to 8 hours,

depending on flow and type of device is being used

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14
Q

Patient is flying:

A
  • Check airline for procedure or take on plane
  • Airlines usu. require a 24 hr advance
  • Some airlines provide tanks with added charge
  • Patient/ vendor has to make arrangements pre-and post fight 02
  • Traveler profile doctor prescription, diagnosis for O2 need.
  • Train and bus travel usu. not a problem, check with carrier
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15
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What change did the federal aviation administration FAA make in July 20, 2005?

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Bro that 02 patient bring certain portable oxygen concentrator’s onboard commercial flights.

Eliminating logistical problems and expenses associated with provision of oxygen by the airline & need to arrange for supplemental oxygen through and oxygen provider while in the airport.

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16
Q

What two devices are approved by the FAA for use on aircraft?

A

inogen One

Lifestyles by AirSep

17
Q

Portable liquid oxygen options

A

Escort

Helios

Companion

18
Q

4 Things about the liquid system

A

For pts. that require higher flows

For the very active

Easier maintenance

No electricity required

19
Q

Oxygen conserving device (OCD)

A

Delivers or two at the beginning inspiration versus continuous

Reduce the amount of O2 50% to 75%

Allow pt to switch from pulse-dose to continuous.

Some switch to continuous if no inspiration detected

Increase pt mobility

Not for all pt , WOB assessed by POX