Oxygen Delivery
Oxygen Equipment
Suctioning
Oxygen Safety
Pediatrics
100

This oxygen delivery device is used for breathing patients and delivers relatively low oxygen concentrations

Nasal Cannula

100

Equipment required to deliver supplementary oxygen

An oxygen cylinder, a pressure regulator with a flowmeter, and a delivery device.

100

Assuming the patient has no obvious signs of injury, what position should they be placed in to utilize a mechanical suctioning device?

On the side with the mouth open (or recovery position)

100

Oxygen tanks should never be stored near this because of the risk of explosion.

Open flames or Sparks

100

This technique should be used when children or infants are afraid of a mask being placed over their face

Blow-By

200

This mask is used for breathing patients in respiratory distress and delivers relatively high-concentration oxygen

Non-Rebreather Mask

200

The two primary types of oxygen delivery systems are variable-flow-rate and ____

Fixed-Flow-Rate

200

This type of suctioning device does not require electricity or batteries and is operated by hand

Manual Suctioning Device

200

TRUE or FALSE: In order to lubricate the regulator to ensure proper airflow, it is recommended to use grease or petroleum-based products

FALSE

200

An infant who is breathing but shows no obvious signs of injury should only be administered oxygen if their breaths per minute falls into these ranges

Fewer than 25 breaths per minute or more than 50 breaths per minute

300

The BVM, when connected to emergency oxygen, can delivery up to ____ percentage of oxygen

90%

300

This part of an oxygen cylinder controls and adjusts the flow of oxygen

Flowmeter or Pressure Regulator

300

When suctioning an adult, it should take no longer than ____ seconds at a time

15 seconds

300

Assuming the oxygen cylinder is well secured, which position should it be stored in?

Upright

300

Various sizes of these devices are available for adults, children and infants.

Nasal Cannulas, non-rebreather masks, BVMs, resuscitation masks

400

The standard flow rate for a non-rebreather mask is between these two values

10-15 LPM

400

A full oxygen cylinder has a pressure of approximately ____ psi

2,000 psi

400

At the end of delivery from a manual suctioning unit, airflow should be at least ____

40 LPM

400

This safety feature prevents the wrong regulator from being attached to an oxygen cylinder

Pin Index Safety System

400

When using a BVM, to assist a child breathing more than 30 times per minute you should squeeze the bag every ____

Second Breath

500

SCENARIO: A elderly man is experiencing severe respiratory problems. He is conscious but struggling to breathe, and his pulse oximeter reading shows an oxygen saturation of 82%. You need to deliver high-concentration oxygen as quickly as possible while still allowing him to breathe on his own. Which oxygen delivery device would be the best to use in this case?

Non-Rebreather Mask

500

TRUE or FALSE: When tightening the screw on the pressure regulator, it is recommended to utilize a hexagonal wrench to tighten as much as possible.  

FALSE - You should only hand-tighten the screw

500

The maximum suction duration for a child is ____ seconds, and for an infant is ____ seconds

10 seconds; 5 seconds

500

Before attaching a regulator, this should be done to clear debris from the valve

Point oxygen cylinder away from you and open for one second

500

SCENARIO: An infant requires suctioning due to excessive mucus obstructing their airway. To avoid causing injury or hypoxia, what is the maximum duration you should suction?

5 seconds

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