The 'Medical Gas Therapy III' quiz assesses knowledge on oxygen therapy, focusing on the management of FiO2, hypoventilation concerns, and the effects of different delivery systems. It is essential for learners in respiratory therapy to understand these critical aspects to ensure patient safety and effective treatment.
Diluted with air
Diluted with Normal Saline
Diluted with Sterile Water
Diluted with Distilled Water
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100% O2
78% O2
21% O2
All of the above
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Multi-place Chamber
Monoplace Chamber
Fixed Chamber
None of the above
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Decreased to 0.70 within 2 days
Decreased to 0.50 or less in 5 days
Increased to 0.70 within 2 days
Increased to 0.50 or less in 5 days
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FiO2 becomes priority
FiO2 is permanent
FiO2 remains stable
All of the above
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Air dilutes the O2
PaO2 will decrease
FiO2 can very
All of the above
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Intubated and non intubated patients
COPD and Restrictive patient
ARDS and Broncheactasis patients
All of the above
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Entrainment mask
Aerosol mask
Simple mask
All of the above
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Connect two or more devices together in parallel
Connect two or less devices together in parallel
Use quick disconnect devices in parallel
All of the above
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Patient vitals
Operational check
Patient assessment
All of the above
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Blood Flow to Ventilated Alveoli
Reduces Intrapulmonary Shunting
Arterial Oxygenation
Decreases Pulmonary Vascular Resistance/Pulmonary Arterial Pressure
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Enclosure System
Oxygen Tent
Oxygen Hood
All of the above
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Oxygen Hood
Oxygen Tent
Enclosure System
All of the above
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Incubator (Isolette)
Oxygen Tent
Oxygen Hood
Blending System
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Prevention of hypoxia is always the first priority
Prevention of hypoxemia is always the first priority
Prevention of hyper capnea is always the first priority
All of the above
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Leakage on the device
Positive pressure
Back pressure
All of the above
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Air Entrainment Mask
Blending System
Nasal Moustache/Oxymizers
All of the above
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Monoplace Chamber
Fixed Chamber
Multi-place Chamber
All of the above
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Low flow systems
Can be used to conserve O2
High flow systems
Can be used to blow off CO2
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Avoid rebreathing
Ensure prevention of collapse on reservoir mask
Release back pressure
A and B only
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35 L/min
40 L/min
50 L/min
60 L/min
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Nasal Moustache/Oxymizers
Nasal Prongs
Air Entrainment Nebullizers
All of the above
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HBO Therapy
Carbogen
Nitric Oxide
All of the above
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Nasal Cannula
Aerosol
Simple Mask
All of the above
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Air Entrainment Mask
Blender System
Isolette
Enclosure Systems
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