oxygen therapy definitions Flashcards

1
Q

has prongs, slide adjuster, end adapter, o2 concentration of 22-40%, flow rates of 1-6L, humidify for >4L

A

nasal cannula

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2
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short period of time, moderate flow rate, o2 40-60% with 6-10L

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simple facemask

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3
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mask and reservoir bag, tubing, high flow rate
reservoir bag filled with 100% o2 and delivers with 60-95% o2

A

nonrebreather mask

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4
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soft mask, loosely covers mouth and nose, alternative for pt that is claustrophobic, o2 28-200%

A

face tent

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5
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fits over tracheostomy, adjustable elastic strap under pt neck

A

trach collar

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6
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t shaped device that connects o2 source to endotracheal tube

A

T connector

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7
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used in pediatrics and newborn

A

oxygen hood

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8
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adapter to connect tubing to the flow meter

A

christmas tree adapter

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9
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device used to indirectly measure oxygen saturation

A

pulse oximeter

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10
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device used to promote pulmonary hygiene, encourages pt to deep breathing exercises

A

incentive spirometer

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11
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device used to help clear mucus from pt airway, pt blows into device

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flutter/acapella valve

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12
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used to suction oral cavity/remove secretions from back of mouth or pharynx

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suction catheter

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13
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used to keep tongue from falling to back of pt throat, prevents occlusion of airway, short term

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artificial oral airway

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14
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used in nares to maintain patency of nares so comatose pt can be nasally suctioned

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nasal trumpet

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15
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placed through mouth into trachea just below larynx, connected to ventilator, comatose pt

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endotracheal tube

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16
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drainage collection container/system, connected to suction/gravity drain, either air or blood from pt thoracic cavity

A

chest tube collection device

17
Q

tube inserted directly into trachea as a tracheal airway

A

tracheostomy tube

18
Q

secretions suction from pt mouth or lungs collects

A

suction canister

19
Q

used during an emergency situation to ventilate a pt

A

bag valve mask

20
Q

o2 mask allows for precise delivery of high concentration, when pt in respiratory distress or critically ill

A

venturi mask

21
Q

sterile water placed in this canister to humidify oxygen

A

humidification canister

22
Q

use what mask for hypoventilation?

A

venturi mask (?one)