AirVo 2

When should disinfection take place?

• Immediately after cleaning

• At the end of the shift

• After every second patient

• Every 96 hours of use

Which buttons do you hold down simultaneously to unlock a setting to change it?

• Up and down buttons

• Mute and up buttons

• Mode and mute buttons

• Power and mode buttons

How long do the unlock buttons need to be held down to unlock the settings?

• 3 seconds

• 15 seconds

• 8 seconds

• 10 - 15 seconds

What does AirVo allow the patient to do?

• Eat

• Drink

• Talk

• All 3 answers are correct

What does the green traffic light mean?

• The AirVo 2 is safe for use on a new patient

• The AirVo 2 is not safe to use at this time

• The patient is now safe to wean off

How do you change the level of oxygen you're delivering to your patient.

• Select your desired oxygen level using the AirVo 2 menu

• Adjust the oxygen level at the oxygen source

• Adjust the size of the nasal prongs

• Add the proper O2 entrainment device in line

When you turn the AirVo 2 on what should you see onscreen, before you connect the patient?

• The 'Ready for use' (tick/checkmark) symbol

• Flow reading 20 L/min

• The traffic light symbol

• An orange hummingbird

Where should you position the AirVo

• Above the height of the patients head

• At least 3 feet away from the patient

• Below the height of the patients head

• Same height as the patient when seated

Who is the AirVo 2 suitable for

• Spontaneously breathing patients who would benefit from receiving a high flow and warmed humidified respiratory gases

• All patients (including intubated)

• Only patients with COPD

• Patients with an Asthma exacerbation

What are your options for storing the AirVo 2 after disinfection?

• Use a clean storage cover, or leave the disinfection tube in place

• It's acceptable to leave it in the storage room