(1) TB 109- NRB Mask and Nasal Cannula

Question 1

All resources shall maintain a minimum supply of how many nasal cannulas, adult non-rebreathers, and pediatric oxygen masks?

Answer 1

3 each

Question 2

The nasal cannula is the most appropriate INITIAL oxygen device for COPD patients because?

(This device may also be used on patients who are not able to tolerate a non-rebreather mask.)

Answer 2

it provides a very limited oxygen concentration.

Question 3

Oxygen is considered a drug and should NEVER be used _________.

Answer 3

indiscriminately

Question 4

What kind of combustible materials should not be allowed to touch the oxygen cylinder, fittings, regulator, hoses, or valves?

Answer 4

grease, oil, or petroleum

(Oil and oxygen under pressure will EXPLODE when they come in contact. Also, never allow others to smoke in areas where oxygen is in use or on standby)

Question 5

Non-Rebreather Mask

Set the oxygen regulator flow at a rate that prevents the reservoir bag from collapsing when the patient inhales.

The usual setting is _____ LPM.

Answer 5

15

Question 6

Non-rebreather mask can be used on adults, children and infants. If an infant or small child does not tolerate the mask, what can be done?

Answer 6

either you, a parent, or someone else familiar with the child can hold the mask to their face.

Question 7

Nasal Cannula

What is the appropriate LPM?

Answer 7

no less than 1 LPM and no greater than 6 LPM.