Oxygen therapy
Oxygen therapy ( 22 Questions)
Venturi masks are not typically used with tracheostomy patients, as they are more suitable for patients with intact upper airways.
Tracheostomy collars are specifically designed for patients with tracheostomies. They provide oxygen directly to the tracheostomy tube, making them appropriate for weaning tracheostomized patients from mechanical ventilation.
T-piece adapters are commonly used for patients with tracheostomies to deliver oxygen. They are simple devices that deliver oxygen directly to the tracheostomy tube.
Aerosol masks are not specifically designed for tracheostomy patients and may not provide adequate oxygen delivery for them.
Mechanical ventilators are not an oxygen delivery device; instead, they are used to provide mechanical ventilation support to the patient and can incorporate various oxygen delivery systems.
Choice A rationale:
Venturi masks are not typically used with tracheostomy patients, as they are more suitable for patients with intact upper airways.
Choice B rationale:
Tracheostomy collars are specifically designed for patients with tracheostomies. They provide oxygen directly to the tracheostomy tube, making them appropriate for weaning tracheostomized patients from mechanical ventilation.
Choice C rationale:
T-piece adapters are commonly used for patients with tracheostomies to deliver oxygen. They are simple devices that deliver oxygen directly to the tracheostomy tube.
Choice D rationale:
Aerosol masks are not specifically designed for tracheostomy patients and may not provide adequate oxygen delivery for them.
Choice E rationale:
Mechanical ventilators are not an oxygen delivery device; instead, they are used to provide mechanical ventilation support to the patient and can incorporate various oxygen delivery systems.