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Demi - Ch. 35: Humidity & Bland Aerosol Therapy

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What is the primary role of the upper airway?   show
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show Nose  
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show Artificial airway  
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Administration of dry medical gases at flows greater than 4 L/min. are necessary. True/False   show
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Following intubation of a patient, it is indicated that the patient needs humidification and warming of inspired gases. True/False   show
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show Humidifier  
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show Evaporating water from a surface.  
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show The more water it can hold.  
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show True  
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Evaporation does not increase as contact time increases. True/False   show
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show Bubble humidifier  
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Are bubble humidifiers normally heated?   show
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The goal of a bubble humidifier is to...   show
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What type of humidifier directs gas over a water surface?   show
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show Reservoir  
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What type of humidifier does not have bubbles or aerosol and has a tube coming out the top end?   show
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What type of humidifier allows vapor to pass, but not water?   show
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What kind of patients use a Passover humidifier?   show
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show False (low efficiency/low exposure time)  
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show Jet  
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show When gas in a tube exerts lateral wall pressure due to the gas velocity  
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What type of humidifier uses a filter?   show
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What type of humidifier is known as the "artificial nose?"   show
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show True  
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show Captures exhaled heat and moisture which is then applied to the subsequent inhalation (holds patient's own heat & water)  
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How often is an HME changed?   show
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In bubble and passover humidifiers, heat improves...   show
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Heating systems are usually used for what type of patients?   show
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What is a risk that patients are exposed to when inhaling heated gases?   show
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show 1 L/day  
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show True  
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How much humidity is recommended for intubated patients?   show
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show 35-37 degrees C  
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Condensation does not pose any risks to patient/caregivers. True/False   show
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show True  
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Condensation can block gas flow through the circuit. True/False   show
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show Inhalation of condensation  
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show Water traps or heated circuits  
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show Ventilator acquired pneumonia  
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show Built-up condensation  
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Minimizing condensation can help to reduce OR achieve the risk of bacterial colonization?   show
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What consists of liquid particles suspended in a gas (oxygen or air)?   show
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What are the most common devices used for bland aerosol therapy?   show
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show Pneumatically powered; directly to a flowmeter  
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show Liquid particles are generated by passing gas at high velocity through a small jet orifice.  
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What is the optimal size for particles passing through the large-volume jet nebulizer?   show
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0.25 - 1.0 micro meters: minimal settling in the lungs 1.0 - 2.0 micro meters: enter alveoli 2.0 - 5.0 micro meters: deposit/settle to alveoli 5.0 + micro meters: too big to enter airway True/False   show
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show 26 to 35 mg/H2O/L  
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show 35 to 55 mg/H2O/L  
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show Ultrasonic nebulizer  
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show radio waves  
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show Signal frequency (frequency sound waves: 1.35-1.65)  
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Name four types of airway appliances used with large-bore tubing.   show
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Mist tents and hoods are normally used to deliver aerosol therapy to what type of patients?   show
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Name one problem that RTs have with mist tents.   show
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What do high flows in mist tents help to do?   show
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show Cross-contamination and infection Environmental safety Inadequate mist production Over-hydration Bronchospasm Noise  
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