Oxygen Flashcards

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1
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What is the classification of oxygen?

A

Gas

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What is the presentation of oxygen?

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D/E/F coloured black with white shoulders
CD is a white cylinder

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What are the indications of oxygen?

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  • absent/ inadequate ventilation following an acute medical/traumatic event
  • SpO2 < 94% adults < 96% paediatrics
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What is the indication for the use of oxygen in COPD patients?

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SpO2 <92%

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What is the indication for the use of oxygen in pulmonary Oedema patients?

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90%

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What are the contra-indications tor oxygen?

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Bleomycin lung injury

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What is the usual dosage of oxygen for an adult in cardiac/respiratory arrest/ sickle cell crisis?

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100%

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What is the usual dosage of oxygen for a patient who has life threats identified during primary survey m?

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  • 100% until a reliable SpO2 measurement can be obtained then titrate O2 to achieve SpO2 of 94-98%
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What is the usual dosage of oxygen for patients with acute exacerbation of COPD?

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Administer O2, titrate to achieve SpO2 of 92% or as specified in COPD oxygen alert card

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What is the dosage of oxygen for acute medical/ trauma patients?

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Titrate O2 to achieve SpO2 of 94-98%

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What is the usual dosage of oxygen for a paediatric cardiac/respiratory arrest?

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100%

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What is the usual dosage of oxygen got neonatal resuscitation (< 4 weeks)?

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Consider supplemental O2 (<30%)

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What is the usual dosage of oxygen for paediatric patients suffering from acute medical/trauma?

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Titrate O2 to achieve SpO2 of 96-98%

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14
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What are the side effects of oxygen for COPD patients?

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*prolonged use of O2 with chronic COPD patients may lead to reduction in ventilation stimulus

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15
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What may cause oxygen to create skin burns?

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If there are certain paraffins on the skin i.e lip balm/moisturiser

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16
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When would you consider the use of a humidifier with O2

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In paediatric cases when the duration is > 30 mins