Oxygenation Basics
Assessment of Oxygenation
Risk Factors and Conditions
Nursing interventions
Prevention and patient-centered care
100

What is the process by which oxygen is transported to cells and carbon dioxide is removed?

What is gas exchange?

100

What is the normal range for oxygen saturation (SpO₂)?

What is 95-100%?

100

Name a Chronic disease that impairs gas exchgange

What is COPD?

100

What is the best position to promote lung expansion?

What is high fowler's position? 

100

What is the most important lifestyle change to prevent lung disease?

What is smoking cessation?

200

Name one body system that plays a role in oxygenation besides the respiratory system.

What is the Cardiovascular system? 

200

Name two abnormal lung sounds that indicate impaired gas exchange

What are crackles and wheezing?

200

Which patient population is at the greatest risk for impaired oxygenation due to underdeveloped lungs?

What are infants?

200

What device provides continuous positive airway pressure to keep airways open in OSA?

What is a CPAP machine?

200

What vaccine helps prevent a bacterial lung infection?

What is the pneumococcal vaccine?

300

What is the primary muscle responsible for ventilation?

What is the diaphragm?

300

What diagnostic test measures oxygen and carbon dioxide levels in arterial blood?

What are ABG's?

300

What condition occurs when a blood clot blocks a pulmonary artery?

What is a pulmonary embolism?

300

What breathing exercise helps prevent alveolar collapse in patients at risk for pneumonia?

What is incentive spirometry?

300

Why is patient positioning important for oxygenation?

It promotes lung expansion and improves ventilation/perfusion balance.

400

What term describes low oxygen levels in the blood?

What is hypoxemia?

400

 Name two signs of respiratory distress.

What are nasal flaring and accessory muscles?

400

Smoking increases the risk for which two major respiratory conditions?

What are lung cancer and COPD?

400

Name a medication class used to open the airways in asthma and COPD patients.

What are bronchodilators?

400

Name one primary prevention strategy for maintaining lung health

What is infection control or avoiding pollutants?

500

What are the three essential components of gas exchange?

What are ventilation, perfusion, and transport?

500

What bedside tool is used to measure oxygen saturation levels?

What is a pulse oximeter?

500

What sleep disorder causes repeated episodes of airway obstruction during sleep?

What is obstructive sleep apnea?

500

Name an invasive intervention used to remove fluid from the pleural space.

What is a thoracentesis?
500

What test is used to screen for tuberculosis?

What is the mantoux skin test?

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