nurs 220L- oxygen delivery

Question 0

Face mask/ tent

Answer 0

40-60%

Question 1

Nasal cannula fio2

Answer 1

1-6L (4% perL)

Question 2

Venturi mask

Answer 2

24-60%, most precise

Question 3

Partial NR

Answer 3

40-70%, no inspiratory valve

Question 4

Non-rebreather

Answer 4

60-80%, highest %; minimum flow of 10L/ min

Question 5

Ambu bag

Answer 5

15L

Question 6

Tents/hoods

Answer 6

28-85%, peds

Question 7

Nasal cannula +

Answer 7

Safe, simple, low conc while allowing to speak, eat, drink, disposable

Question 8

Nasal cannula -

Answer 8

Can’t use if nasal obstruction, drying to mucus membranes, can dislodge easily, bad for mouth breathers, patient breathing affects FIO2

Question 9

Face mask +

Answer 9

Assists in providing humidified O2

Question 10

Face mask -

Answer 10

Exact FIO2 difficult to estimate, requires high FIO2 levels at 5L + to prevent rebreathing of CO2, patient inhales room air via side holes, difficult to speak, eat or drink

Question 11

Partial nonrebreather with a reservoir bag +

Answer 11

O2 flow supplied to maintain reservoir bag at least 1/3 to 1/2 on full inspiration

Question 12

Partial nonrebreather -

Answer 12

Possible pressure areas/ skin irritation with long term use, difficult to eat, drink, talk; need to check frequently to ensure bag inflated

Question 13

Nonrebreather with reservoir bag +

Answer 13

Valve between bag and mask to prevent exhaled air from returning to bag

Question 14

Nonrebreather -

Answer 14

Possible pressure areas/ skin irritation; difficult to eat, speak, drink

Question 15

Venturi +

Answer 15

Controls amount of specified O2 conc., delivers % from 24 to 60%; does not dry mucous membranes, delivers humidity

Question 16

Venturi -

Answer 16

Hot, confining, inc humidity irritates skin; specific flow rate for specific FIO2; dec in FIO2 if no proper fit; interferes with eating and talking