Humidity and Aerosol Therapy
O2 Therapy
Name this device and LPM
Nitric Oxide and HeO2
HBO
100

What is the PRIMARY goal of humidity therapy?

Maintain normal physiologic conditions of the airway.

100

These are the primary organ systems affected by O2 toxicity? (there are 2)

Lungs and CNS

100

This device delivers low flow oxygen into the patients nose via the 2 cannulas, one for each nostril? What is the min-max liter flow that can be used?

Nasal Cannula, 1/4-6LPM

100

What is the recommended initial dose for NO?

20PPM

100

At what level of CoHB sat is HBO indicated for an adult patient? 

25%

200

What is the most important factor that will increase the amount of humidity given to the patient? (We first learned this is physics)

Temperature. 

200

A true high flow delivery system should be able to deliver at least this flow.

60L/min

200

What device is a mask that covers the patients mouth and nose and has small holes or exhalation ports on the cheek area of the mask? This mask can be used for mouth breathers. What is the min-max liter flow?

Simple Mask

5-10LPM

200

What is the tank factor when using heliox 80/20?

1.8

200

What is the half-life for CoHB at an HBO of 3ATA's?

23 minutes

300

This type of humidifier "traps" the patient's body heat and expired water vapor to raise the humidity of inspired gas.

HME- Heat and moisture exchanger

300

When determining is a device is adequate we need to obtain the patient Peak Inspiratory Flow or PIF, what is used in this calculation?

VEx3

VE= RR x Vt

300

This device is a mask covering the nose and mouth, it uses no "one way" valves and has a reservoir bag that hold 1L. You get 40%-70% FIO2. What is the minimum liter flow needed?

Partial Rebreathing Mask

10LPM


300

What is the main indication for Heliox?

Upper airway/large airway obstruction.

300

What is the pressure at 3ATA?

2280mmHG

760x3=2280

400

This is the most common device used to generate bland aerosols. 

Large-volume jet nebulizer

400

You have to deliver the highest possible FiO2 to a man breathing at a rate of 35/min. you would choose this device.

Non rebreather mask at 12-15L/min 

Remember minimum is 10L

400

This mask covers the patients mouth and nose and uses 2-3 "one way" valves, it has a 1L reservoir bag and can give 60%-80% FIO2. What is the minimum liter flow needed for this device?

Nonrebreathing Mask

Minimum needed- 10L

400

In ADULTS what are the 2 FDA approved indications for NO therapy?

Pulmonary Hypertension (PHTN) and ARDS.

400

Decompression sickness (the bends) is this gas that forms bubbles in the body's tissue when you ascend to quickly from diving?

Nitrogen

500

These two airway appliances can be used to administer bland water aerosol therapy to a patient with an intact upper airway.

Aerosol Mask and Face Tent.

500

There are 4 steps in this "vicious circle" that Oxygen can sometimes cause?

O2 toxicity, increased shunting, low PaO2, Increased FIO2.

500

This device delivers oxygen into the patients nose by 2 cannulas, one for each nostril. What makes this device unique is its ability to store oxygen during breaths. This device can reduce oxygen usage as much as 50-75%.

Nasal or Pendant Reservoir, Nasal Cannulas.

500

If a patient is on 80/20 heliox mix at 15LPM how much gas is the patient recieving?

27LPM

500

This is the process of forming new capillary beds at pressure in HBO?

neovascularization

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