Oxygen delivery devices
Incentive spirometer
Acute respiratory distress syndrome
Tracheotomy care
Suctioning care
100

What is flow rate measured in?

Liters

100

how long should you hold your breath before exhaling? 

5 seconds 

100

what does ARDS stand for?

Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome

100

What is the name of the liquid you pour in the container?

Saline

100

What position should you set your patient up in?

Semi or high fowlers
200

What does Fi02 mean?

 Oxygen concentration

200

How often are breathes normally taken?

Every hour

200

Does ARDS have a high or low morality rate

High

200

What field is the most important  not break?

Sterile field 

200

What should we do with he patients oxygen?

Hyper oxygenate

300

reservoir bag needs to be what?

 Inflated 

300

Why should you cough after your final breath hold?

 To clear secretions

300

why does ARDS develop

Due to systematic inflammation 
300

what is the purpose of cleaning the inner cannula?

Get all secretions out

300

When opening the suction catheter, the nurse should leave it in its wrapper and attached to the suction machine to?

maintain sterile field

400

What is the flow rate for Nasal Cannula?

1-6L

400

What is the main reason for a Incentive spirometer

to help maintain and improve respiratory fitness.

400

What sac is effected in ARDS?

 Alveoli sac

400

What are the 3 parts of the tracheotomy

Outer cannula
Inner cannula
Obturator

400

When should you not advanced the catheter?

When you meet resistance or patient  coughs a lot

500

Name the 4 main 02 devices

Nasal Cannula

Simple Face Mask

Venti Mask

Non-Rebreather Mask

500

How should the user adjust their breathing if they feel dizzy?

Remove the mouthpiece, take normal breaths, and then resume use.

500

What happens in ARDS?

 Capillary membrane that's surrounds the alveoli sac leaks fluid in this sac

500

What is the obturator?

the guide used during a tracheostomy tube insertion, then it must be removed



500

What should the nurse monitor during suctioning?

respiratory status                                      oxygenation                                                        vital signs