Oxygen cylinder, Oxygen Concentrator and Oxygen Therapy

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1. Equipment needed for oxygen administration in patients

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a. cylinder or pipeline system

b. Flow meter

c. humidifier

d. oxygen therapy tubings

e. all above

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2. Humidifier should be filled with

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a. Normal water

b. Saline water

c. Tap water

d. Sterile water

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3. Cylinders marked with ‘3AA” are made of

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a. Steel

b. Aluminium

c. Iron

d. Copper

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4. Right amount of oxygen to patient is monitored through

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a. Flowmeter

b. Pressure gauge

c. Flow adjuster

d. Humidifier

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5. What precautions should be taken during oxygen administration

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a. Keeping away flames

b. No smoking

c. Not using Electrical gadgets

d. All above

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6. A medical gas distribution system includes

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a. Central supply

b. Piping extending to locations where the gas is required (copper)

c. Terminal units at each use point

d. Hoses that extend from terminal units to anesthesia machine, Ventilators.

e. All above

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7. Oxygen Cylinder handle is used

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a. to open by turning clock-wise

b. to open by turning anti clock-wise

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8. Preferred mode of administering oxygen to patient at home is

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a. Oxygen cylinder

b. Oxygen concentrator

c. Oxygen pipeline

d. Ventilator

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9. Oxygen Concentrators have

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e. Air compressors

f. Two cylinders filled with pellets

g. Reservoir to equalize Pressure

h. Number of interconnecting valves and tubes

i. All above

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10. Advantages of using oxygen concentrator

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j. Can be used at any place

k. No waste or loss

l. Cost effective

m. All above

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11. Lack of oxygen availability in tissues is called

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a. Hypoxia

b. Hypoxemia

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12. Symptoms of acute hypoxia are

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c. Restlessness

d. Disorientation, confusion

e. In-coordination, impaired judgment

f. Hyperventilation air hunger

g. All above

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13. Target SpO2 value is

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h. Above 89%

i. Above 92%

j. Above 94%

k. Above 90%

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14. When is oxygen therapy required

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l. Cardiac and respiratory arrest

m. Respiratory distress (RR>24/minute)

n. Hypoxemia (Sat<90%)

o. Hypotension ( Systolic BP < 0 mmHg)

p. All above

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15. Which device provides F1O2 24-44% at 1-6L/min (4% every liter /min)

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q. nasal catheters, cannula

r. masks

s. masks with reservoir bag

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16. Nasal catheters may cause

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t. Gastric distension, regurgitation

u. Drying of mucosa

v. O2 wastage

w. All above

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17. For use of face mask – Hudson the oxygen flow must be

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x. at least 2 L/min

y. at least 4 L/min

z. at least 5 L/min

aa. at least 10 L/min

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18. Which type of mask provides the highest concentration of oxygen (95-100%) at 10-15L/min

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bb. nasal catheters, cannula

cc. Hudson masks

dd. Non re-breathing mask

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19. High flow oxygen delivery devices are

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ee. Air Entrainment Mask (Venturi)

ff. High Flow Nasal Oxygen Therapy

gg. Mechanical Ventilators

hh. All above

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20. Flow rate of oxygen using simple face mask should be

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ii. 2-6 liters per minute

jj. 2-8 liters per minute

kk. 5-8 liters per minute

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