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Method of supplying oxygen at a higher concentration than atmospheric air. Oxygen Therapy
Low level of oxygen in the cells. Hypoxia
Low level of oxygen in the blood. Hypoxemia
Substance that should never be used on oxygen equipment because it can ignite. Oil
Condition in which high oxygen levels may suppress the drive to breathe. COPD
Steam inhalation commonly used in pediatric clients. Aerosol Inhalation
Steam inhalation commonly used in adult clients. Medimist Inhalation
Technique that removes secretions using negative pressure. Suctioning
Type of pressure used during suctioning. Negative Pressure
Type of suctioning performed through the nose into the throat. Nasopharyngeal Suctioning
Type of suctioning performed through the mouth into the throat. Oropharyngeal Suctioning
Catheter commonly used for oral suctioning. Yankauer Tip Catheter
Type of suctioning that uses a Yankauer catheter. Oral Suctioning
Type of suctioning performed through a tracheostomy tube. Tracheostomy Suctioning
Recommended suction catheter size for infants. Fr. 5–8
Recommended suction catheter size for children. Fr. 8–10
Recommended suction catheter size for adults. Fr. 12–18
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