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Medical Gas Therapy
Medical Gas Therapy Chapter 38, pgs. 867-901.
Question | Answer |
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Which of the following is false about absorption atelectasis? | A) It can occur only when breathing supplemental O2. |
To ensure the prescribed FIO2 for a patient receiving 65% O2, you apply a closed reservoir delivery system with a one-way expiratory valve. What other component must be included in this system to ensure a fail-safe operation? | C) Emergency inlet valve |
At an FIO2 of 1, what is the approximate half-life of blood carboxyhemoglobin? | B) 80 minutes |
Which of the following would indicate adequate oxygenation for adult patients with chronic lung disease and an accompanying acute-on-chronic hypoxemia? I. SaO2 of 90% or higher II. PaO2 of 50 mm Hg to 60 mm Hg III. SaO2 of 85% to 90% | B) II and III II. PaO2 of 50 mm Hg to 60 mm Hg III. SaO2 of 85% to 90% |
Which of the following is false about multiplace hyperbaric oxygenation chambars? Feedback: Refer to page 893 | A) The chamber normally is filled with 100% O2. |
To prevent an adverse rebound effect when withdrawing NO therapy, what should you do? | I. Reduce the NO to the lowest effective dose (ideally, less than 5 ppm). II. Hyperoxygenate the patient just before discontinuing NO. III. Ensure that the patient is hemodynamically stable. D) I, II, and III |
An O2 delivery device takes separate pressurized air and O2 sources as input, then mixes these gases through a precision valve. What does this describe? | A) O2 blending system |
A patient receiving 35% O2 through an air-entrainment mask set at 6 L/min input flow becomes tachypneic. Simultaneously, you notice that the SpO2 has fallen from 91% to 87%. Which of the following actions would be most appropriate in this situation? | B) Increase the device’s input flow to 10 L/min. |
Which of the following would indicate a need for O2 therapy for a newborn infant? I. SaO2 less than 88% II. Capillary PO2 less than 40 mm Hg III. PaO2 less than 60 mm Hg | B) I and II I. SaO2 less than 88% II. Capillary PO2 less than 40 mm Hg |
Features of an ideal delivery system for NO for use with mechanical ventilation include all of the following except | B) premixes NO and O2 in a holding reservoir. |
You must deliver the highest possible FIO2 to a 67-year-old man with pulmonary edema breathing at a rate of 35/min. Which of the following O2 delivery systems would be most appropriate? | A) Nonrebreathing mask at 12 to 15 L/min |
What is the maximum FIO2 expected to be delivered by most air-entrainment masks? | C) 50% |
You start a chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patient on a nasal O2 cannula at 2 L/min. What is the maximum time that should pass before assessing this patient’s PaO2 or SaO2? | A) 2 hours |
Which of the following signs and symptoms are associated with the presence of hypoxemia? | C) I, II, and III I. Tachypnea II. Tachycardia III. Cyanosis |
Retinopathy of prematurity may result in which of the following? | D) Blindness |
All of the following conditions can be treated with hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) therapy except: | B) septic shock. |
Which of the following factors determine the actual O2 provided by an air-entrainment system? | C) I, II, and III I. O2 input flow to the jet II. air-to-O2 ratio of the device III. resistance downstream from the jet |
An infant requires both a precise high FIO2 and maintenance of a neutral thermal environment. Which of the following systems can best achieve these goals? | A) I and II I. Oxy-Hood or warmed O2 blending system without incubator. II. Heated incubator with automatic O2 controlling system. |
A physician orders a 70% He:30% O2 mixture to reduce the work of breathing in a patient having an acute asthmatic attack. Which of the following delivery systems would be appropriate in this case? | D) Nonrebreathing mask at 10 L/min |
You set up an Oxy-Hood with an FIO2 of 0.5 for a newborn infant. What is the maximum time that should pass before assessing this patient’s PaO2 or SaO2? | A) 1 hour |
At what level of carboxyhemoglobin saturation is hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) therapy indicated for an adult patient? | D) Greater than 25% |
Which of the following is FALSE about air-entrainment systems? | A) Their FIO2 values are directly proportional to their total flow. |
23. Physiologic effects of inhaled nitric oxide (NO) include all of the following except: | A) recruitment of collapsed alveoli. |
Physiologic effects of hyperbaric oxygen (HBO) therapy include all of the following except: | D) systemic vasodilation. |
A physician orders 40% O2 through an air-entrainment nebulizer for a patient with a minute volume of 12 L/min. What is the minimum nebulizer input flow required to ensure the prescribed FIO2? | B) 10 L/min |
What are some key patient considerations in selecting O2 therapy equipment? | D) I, II, III, and IV I. Type of airway (natural or artificial) II. Severity and cause of the hypoxemia III. Age group (infant, child, adult) IV. Stability of the minute ventilation |
Compared to air, the density of an 80% He and 20% O2 mixture is about which of the following? | C) One-third as much |
Benefits of properly applied O2 therapy in patients with chronic hypoxemia include all of the following except: | D) improved pulmonary diffusing capacity. |
Clogging of an isolette incubator air inlet filter will result in which of the following? | C) Increased O2 concentrations |
To confirm proper operation of an O2 blending system, what should you do? I. Test low-pressure alarms and bypass systems. II. Analyze FIO2 at 0.21, 1.00, and prescribed level. III. Confirm air and O2 inlet pressures. | D) I, II, and III I. Test low-pressure alarms and bypass systems. II. Analyze FIO2 at 0.21, 1.00, and prescribed level. III. Confirm air and O2 inlet pressures |