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Ch 23 Assisting with Oxygen Needs

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the nature of oxygen as a gas?

a)

Colored and explosive

b)

Colorless and tasteless

c)

Odorless and flammable

d)

Heavy and toxic

2.

Why should electrical appliances be avoided when oxygen is administered?

a)

They can cause noise pollution.

b)

They support combustion.

c)

They are expensive to run.

d)

They are difficult to operate.

3.

What is the most common way to deliver oxygen?

a)

Through a nasal cannula

b)

Using a fan

c)

Through a humidifier

d)

Using a heater

4.

What is the purpose of a Venturi mask?

a)

To deliver oxygen

b)

To filter air

c)

To humidify air

d)

To cool air

5.

What is the role of the respiratory therapist in some facilities?

a)

Prescribing medication

b)

Maintaining proper flow of oxygen

c)

Conducting surgeries

d)

Administering injections

6.

What should be explained to the patient regarding the oxygen mask?

a)

The cost of the mask

b)

The need for the oxygen mask

c)

The color of the mask

d)

The brand of the mask

7.

What should be done when using a nonrebreathing mask for oxygen administration?

a)

Ensure the reservoir never fills on exhalation.

b)

Ensure the reservoir never totally collapses on inhalation.

c)

Ensure the reservoir always collapses on inhalation.

d)

Ensure the reservoir is always full on exhalation.

8.

What is a key consideration when using oxygen cylinders at home?

a)

They should be stored in a warm place

b)

They should be stored upright

c)

They should be stored horizontally

d)

They should be stored in a cold place

9.

What should be done if the oxygen equipment is damaged?

a)

Continue using it

b)

Repair or replace it

c)

Ignore the damage

d)

Use it with caution

10.

What is the purpose of the sterile gauze placed around the tracheostomy opening?

a)

To enhance airflow

b)

To protect the skin from infection

c)

To improve hearing

d)

To reduce swelling

11.

What position should the patient be in for tracheostomy care?

a)

Lying flat

b)

Semi-Fowler’s position

c)

Standing upright

d)

On their side

12.

What should be done before and during the tracheostomy procedure?

a)

Ignore patient education

b)

Provide patient education

c)

Avoid any communication

d)

Only focus on the procedure

13.

What should be done immediately after removing gloves post-procedure?

a)

Perform hand hygiene

b)

Adjust the bed

c)

Document the procedure

d)

Reapply oxygen

14.

What should be done if a patient was previously receiving oxygen after suctioning?

a)

Increase the oxygen flow

b)

Reapply oxygen at the prescribed rate

c)

Turn off the oxygen

d)

Change the oxygen mask

15.

What should be done after removing gloves during tracheostomy care?

a)

Discard gloves

b)

Perform hand hygiene

c)

Clean the area

d)

Apply new gloves

16.

What should be done with the patient's position after the procedure?

a)

Leave as is

b)

Assist to a position of comfort

c)

Sit them up

d)

Lay them flat

17.

What should be evaluated frequently in patients with tracheostomy tubes?

a)

Blood pressure

b)

Excess secretions

c)

Heart rate

d)

Oxygen levels

18.

What is the benefit of deep breathing for patients?

a)

Increases appetite

b)

Reduces discomfort

c)

Decreases energy levels

d)

Increases heart rate

19.
Which blood cells carry the oxygen to the rest of the body?
a)
Red Blood Cells
b)
White Blood Cells
c)
Blue Blood Cells
d)
Yellow Blood Cells
20.

The iron-containing molecule responsible for transporting oxygen in the blood is (a)   .

21.

What is the normal oxygen saturation level in a healthy individual?

a)

70-80%

b)

85-90%

c)

95-100%

d)

100-105%