WorksheetsOxygen Amdinistration
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the term most commonly used to describe low oxygen levels in the cells?
Anoxia
Hypoxia
Aeroxia
Monoxia
What should you do if a patient has suspected carbon monoxide poisoning?
Immediately cease oxygen
administration if the saturation readings
fluctuate
Continue administering high-
concentration oxygen, regardless of the saturation readings
Only consider SpO2 readings as normal
Disregard the SpO2 readings administer oxygen only if the reports being short of breath
Which of the following is NOT a step administering oxygen?
Setting the appropriate flow rate
Attaching the delivery device to the
oxygen port on the regulator
Ensuring the reservoir bag is full, if
applicable
Having the patient hold the delivery
device to their face
What is the internal pressure of a full oxygen cylinder?
3000
2000
1000
250
What does a nasal cannula do?
When combined with a reservoir bag, it
administers high-concentration oxygen
to a patient
It administers oxygen through the
nostrils to a breathing patient
It reduces the delivery pressure of
oxygen to a safe level
A and B
What concentration of oxygen does a bag- valve-mask resuscitator NOT attached to oxygen deliver?
0.16
0.18
6%
21%
Which of the following devices are ONLY effective when used on someone who is breathing?
Oropharyngeal airway and bag-valve-
mask (BVM) resuscitator
Resuscitation mask and nasal cannula
Non-rebreather mask and nasal cannula
Resuscitation mask and bag-valve-mask
(BVM) resuscitator
Which of the following is an example of an oxygen delivery device?
nasal Cannula
non-rebreather mask
BVM
All of the above
What oxygen concentration does a bag-valve- mask (BVM) typically deliver with an O2 reservoir attached and oxygen flowing at 15 lpm?
30-30%
40-65%
80-85%
More than 90%
When using a nasal cannula, what should the flow rate be?
1 to 4 lpm
6-10 lpm
10 to Lpm
15 to 25 lpm
