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Supply Flashcards

1
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Name the three types of valves

A

Floating Valves
Ball and Spring Valves
Diaphragm Valves

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2
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What are the three major clinical gases?

A

N2O
O2
Medical Air None of these are considered sterile

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3
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The operator supplies the energy to make it work, all or nothing mechanism

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Ball and spring type valve

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4
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Also known as a regulator, reduces high pressure to low pressures, it helps to maintain a constant steady flow at lower pressures

A

Diaphragm Valve

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5
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Opens with pressure and closes with pressure, promotes unidirectional flow

A

Floating Valves

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6
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What is the working pressure of the anesthesia machine?

A

50-55 psi

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7
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A pipe or a chamber that has multiple openings to provide a point for making multiple connections?

A

Manifold

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8
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What is the temperature below which a gas is converted to a liquid form by pressure?

A

Critical temperature

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9
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What is the critical temperature of O2?

A

-118°C

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10
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What is the critical temperature of N2O?

A

36.5°C

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11
Q

What is considered the intermediate pressure system?

A

Pipeline sources 50 psi

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12
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What is considered the high pressure system?

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Cylinder sources, must have a regulator to down regulate the pressure from 1900 to operational pressure of anesthesia machine

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13
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What is the psi of a full e-cylinder?

A

1900 psi

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14
Q

What are the two common sizes of gas tanks?

A 
E cylinder
H cylinder (usually chained to the wall)
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15
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What is the purpose of a regulator?

A

Helps maintain flow without constantly changing the pressure

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16
Q

At what pressure will the anesthesia machine begin to malfunction?

A

If the pressure drops below 45 psi

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17
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What can contaminate the pipeline supply?

A

Particulate
Bacteria
Water

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18
Q

What is a common construction error related to the anesthesia machine?

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Cross connection from construction error

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19
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What device should always be used on the anesthesia machine that can prevent delivering a hypoxic mixture?

A

Always use an O2 analyzer to avoid delivery of hypoxic mixtures to the patient

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20
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What safety system is used when connecting the gas hose to the wall outlet?

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Key index safety system (KISS), they are uniquely colored and at the end of the hose there are different teeth that only fit to appropriate connector

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21
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What safety system connects the hose to the machine?

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Diameter index safety system, each fitting has a different diameter and internal key unique for each gas

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22
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What type of valve prevents retrograde flow?

A

Floating valve

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23
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What is the purpose of the check valves?

A

When we use pipeline supply, the pressure will push the check valve off its seat and gas flows into the machine, however if pressure in the machine becomes greater than pipeline pressure, the check valve will close

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24
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How does the check valve affect the cylinder supply?

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If the cylinder has a higher pressure than the pipeline supply the check valve will prevent the cylinder gas from backing up into the pipeline supply

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25
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What two safety systems only apply to the pipeline supplies?

A

Key index safety system KISS

Diameter index safety system DISS

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26
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What safety system is specific to the cylinders?

A

Pin index safety system PISS

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27
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What three colors are unique to Oxygen, medical air and nitrous oxide?

A

Oxygen - Green
Medical Air - Yellow
Nitrous oxide - Blue

28
Q

What device measures the high pressure cylinder pressures relative to atmospheric pressure?

A

Bourdon Tube Pressure Gauge

29
Q

What is the pressure in the tank when the bourdon gauge reads zero?

A

Atmospheric pressure (ambient depending on altitude)

30
Q

What is considered the primary source of gases on the anesthesia machine?

A

Pipeline supply, cylinders are there to serve as emergency back up, not primary source

31
Q

What determines how a gas is stored?

A

Its critical temperature

32
Q

Safety system where there are holes in cylinder valve that fits two pins in the yolk

A

Pin index safety system PISS

33
Q

How can the Pin index safety system be bypassed?

A

Multiple gaskets are used on the yoke
Elevate the cylinder beyond the pins
Pins could be filed off

34
Q

Where are the index pins located for Air, Oxygen and Nitrous oxide?

A

Air 1 & 5
O2 2&5
N2O 3&5

35
Q

What is the purpose of the Safety relief device?

A

Built on top of the cylinders to prevent cylinder from exploding

36
Q

What way should you turn the valve stem to open and allow gas to flow out?

A

Counter clockwise

37
Q

What three devices can be used as the safety relief device?

A

Fragile copper disk
Spring-loaded valve
Fusible plug (Wood’s metal)

38
Q

At what temperature does Wood’s Metal melt?

A

157-220°F, will melt and release gas from the cylinder

39
Q

What Alloys make up Wood’s Metal?

A

Bismuth, lead, tin and cadmium

40
Q

What US department is in charge on cylinder construction?

A

Department of Transportation

41
Q

What US department used to be in charge of cylinder construction?

A

Interstate Commerce Commission

42
Q

What are the seven markings required on a gas cylinder?

A
  1. Regulatory body (DOT) type and material
  2. Serial Number
  3. Purchase, user and manufacturer
  4. Manufacturer’s manual
  5. Manufacturer’s identity symbol
  6. Retest date, retester, ID symbol, 11% filling, ten year test interval
  7. Neck ring owners identification
43
Q

What do the diamonds represent on a gas cylinder?

A

Green - non-flammable gas
Yellow - may be oxidizer
Red - flammable gas

44
Q

What is the composition of a typical gas cylinder?

A

Entirely of steel and the walls are 3/8 inch thick

45
Q

What would be a reason a gas cylinder was not constructed of steel?

A

MRI cylinders are constructed with aluminum because of the magnet

46
Q

At what frequencies are the interior hydrostatic pressure of gas cylinders tested?

A

At least once every 5 or 10yrs

47
Q

What are the testing conditions a gas cylinder must withstand?

A

Tested at 1.66 times (5/3) their service pressure

48
Q

What department regulates the gases contained in the cylinder?

A

Food and drug administration

49
Q

What department sets the standards for the potency and purity of the gas in the cylinder?

A

United States Pharmacopoeia

50
Q

What organization sets the standards on safe practice of gas cylinders?

A

Compressed Gas Association (CGA)

51
Q

What department is in charge of finding a location, construction and installation of bulk gas systems?

A

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

52
Q

Why is it important to never oil cylinder valves?

A

The oil could aid in creating an explosion upon opening the cylinder

53
Q

What is the proper way to store a gas cylinder?

A

Stored upright in a holder NEVER leaving it standing without support

54
Q

What tool should be used when removing a cylinder from an anesthesia machine in order to prevent a leak?

A

Yoke plug, it guards against check valve failure

55
Q

What is the proper way to identify a gas cylinder?

A

By its labeling, do NOT rely on its color

56
Q

Why is it so important to slowly crack a gas cylinder open on the anesthesia machine?

A

In order to prevent an adiabatic compression ignition from occurring

57
Q

What are the major risks of trans-filling gas cylinders?

A

Risk of compression ignitionOverfillingPutting the wrong gas in the cylinder

58
Q

What is the purpose of the hanger yoke?

A

Connects cylinder to machineOrients cylinderProvides unidirectional flow (Floating valve)Ensures gas-tight seal

59
Q

What is the purpose of the hanger yoke check valve?

A

Prevents reverse flow of gases, from one cylinder to another or from cylinder to pipeline

60
Q

What is the function of the T-handle?

A

Pushes valve stem up against the hanger yoke, creates a nice tight seal after pins are properly aligned

61
Q

When checking the anesthesia machine, what pressure must the oxygen cylinders be at in order to function if needed?

A

> 1000 psi

62
Q

What will a N2O gauge read until the liquid is depleted?

A

745 psig

63
Q

This device maintains constant gas flow without changing the supply pressure

A

Pressure reducing device, takes high variable pressure and converts to low constant pressure

64
Q

What is the capacity of a full oxygen cylinder?

A

660 L

65
Q

What is the capacity of a full medical air cylinder?

A

625 L

66
Q

What is the capacity of a full Nitrous oxide cylinder?

A

1590 L

67
Q

What determines how the gas will be stored in a cylinder?

A

If critical temp is below room temperature it will be stored as a gas, if the critical temp is greater than room temp it will be stored as a liquid

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