vng lab o2 therapy ppt

Question 1

an administration of oxygen at concentrations greater than that in ambient air with intent of treating or preventing symptoms and manifestations of hypoxia

Answer 1

oxygen therapy

Question 2

a reversible pathophysiologic inflammatory changes of lung tissue

Answer 2

oxygen toxicity

Question 3

a presence of fibrotic tissue behind the lens of the eye resulting detachment and blindness

Answer 3

retinopathy of prematurity

Question 4

a severe hypoxemia that does not respond to moderate to high level of supplemental oxygen

Answer 4

oxygenation failure

Question 5

patient’s inspiratory flow that exceeds the flow delivered by the device ; variable FiO2 ; flow of 8 lpm or less

Answer 5

low-flow

Question 6

it meets or exceeds the patient’s inspiratory flow ; fixed FIO2

Answer 6

high-flow

Question 7

it incorporate a mechanism to gather and store oxygen between patient breaths ; provide higher FiO2 than low-flow ; decreases oxygen usage

Answer 7

reservoir systems

Question 8

a medical use of oxygen at a level higher than atmospheric pressure

Answer 8

hyperbaric medicine / hyperbaric oxygen therapy

Question 9

any test that requires physicians to use equipments to physically enter the body

Answer 9

invasive devices

Question 10

an administration of ventilatory support without using an invasive artificial airways

Answer 10

non invasive devices

Question 11

a humidifier with integrated flow generator that can deliver high flow warmed and humidified respiratory gases too spontaneously breathing patients through a variety of patient interfaces

Answer 11

AIRVO 2

Question 12

a part that delivers humidified respiratory gases it flows from 2-60 lpm and O2 concentrations from 21-100%

Answer 12

AIRVO 2 humidifier

Question 13

a part where the respiratory gases are warmed and humidified

Answer 13

water chamber

Question 14

a part where it heats to minimize condensation

Answer 14

breathing tube