Manual Resuscitator

Question 1

5 Parts of manual resuscitator

Answer 1

Self inflating bag
O2 resivoir
Valve assembly
Patient valve assembly
Small bore tubing (o2 tube)

Question 2

What should you do if while resuscitating the Resivoir bag collapses

Answer 2

Turn up the flow some

Question 3

When do you not use a peep valve when manually ventilating

Answer 3

If they don’t have artificial airways

Question 4

What are the ambu parts

Answer 4

Self inflating bag
Non rebreathing
Patient connector
Pressure pop off
Bag inlet valve

Question 5

What 3 devices does an manual resuscitator connect to

Answer 5

Tracheal tube
Face mask
Supra-glottic device

Question 6

What is the recommended FIO2 for manual resuscitations for adults

Answer 6

85-100%

Question 7

What is the standard of maximum pressure for adults with manual resuscitators

Answer 7

60cmH20

Question 8

What is the maximum pressure for pediatric with manual resuscitators

Answer 8

40cmH20

Question 9

For Trach tube if using flow the flow should be set at

Answer 9

6-10lpm

Question 10

Minimum delivered volume for adults is

Answer 10

600ml

Question 11

Minimum delivered volume for a child

Answer 11

70-300ml

Question 12

Minimum delivered volume

Answer 12

20-70ml

Question 13

A 1600 ml bag will give about how much delivered volume

Answer 13

800ml

Question 14

BVM should be able to accept what flow for adults and what flow for children

Answer 14

10-15 adults
5-10 for children

Question 15

When are flow inflating bags usually used

Answer 15

Anesthesia and neonatal care

Question 16

Flow inflating bags lack a what and are what kind of system

Answer 16

Lack a non rebreathing valve
A closed system

Question 17

If patient is apenic ventilate at how many non

Answer 17

10bpm