Oxygenation Administration
Any flow rate is okay.
What is an oxymask?
Easiest way to prevent PNA
What is mobilize patient?
Take this type of medication if you have acute bronchitis.
What is cough suppressant?
Make sure to do this during and after tube feedings.
What is keep the head of bed up?
Only up to 6L/min because of tubing limitations and possible irritation to patient nasal passage.
What is maximum liter flow to be delivered through a nasal cannula.
Do this for falling pulse Ox reading, cyanosis, tachycardia and tachypnea with copious frothy sputum present.
What is suction?
Make sure you don't have allergies to shell fish, iodine, or have kidney failure before agreeing to having this treatment for a CT scan.
What is contrast?
Sudden onset of fever, chills, cough and pleuritic chest pain?
What is acute pneumonia?
At 4-10 L/min, it can deliver 24-55% FiO2 (by adjusting its dial or color of insert.)
What is a Ventrui Mask?
Positioning for a Thorocentesis.
What is leaning over at side of bed?
TCDB
What is turn, cough, deep breathe?
Bronchodilator first, then this medication.
What is corticosteroid?
At 10-15 L/min, it can deliver up to 100% O2
What is a non-rebreather mask?
Teach patient to do this 10 times per hour.
What is use IS?
16-20 breaths per minute without periods of apnea.
What is normal breathing... or eupnea in an adult?
100% O2 saturation consistently while oxygen is being administered?
What is a sign that oxygen may be too high and should be gradually decreased?
The name of the suction device utilized for suctioning only the oral cavity.
What is a Yankauer?
This type of medication could depress your respiratory drive, so be careful when taking it due to your current respiratory condition.
What is an opiate?
To promote lung expansion and prevent atletesis post-operatively.
What is an incentive spirometer?