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Question
Scenario 1
Client A has O2 running via nasal prongs at 4-6L/min to maintain O2 saturation 90%. The following questions relate to client A.
a. Why would a client have a nasal prongs as compared to other O2 delivery devices?
b. Would nasal prongs be considered low flow, medium flow or high flow?
c. What nursing interventions does the practical nurse implement when a client has nasal prongs?
d. How would you, the practical nurse, determine how fast to run the O2 in this scenario?
Scenario 2
A client has 40% O2 running via a venturi mask, continuously. The following questions relate to this scenario.
a. Why would a client have this type of O2 delivery as compared to other O2 delivery devices?
b. What is another name for this device and explain how the device is designed and used for various concentrations of O2?
c. What nursing interventions does the practical nurse implement when a client has this type of O2 device?
d. What is the difference between a venturi mask and a "rebreather". In what conditions would you use a rebreather?
Scenario 3
A client in a Long - term Care Facility has a non-invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation Mask.
a. Explain the rationale and conditions for using a non invasive positive pressure ventilation?
b. What are some of the nursing interventions in caring for someone needing NIPPV?