QUIZ 2 HONDROS EXAM: NUR 160
HONDROS, 2025/2026 WITH
CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS
What hand is used to hold the penis when inserting a catheter?
Non dominant
What position is the patient in when placing a catheter?
Dorsal recumbent (supine with thighs apart)
OXYGEN DELIVERY DEVICES
Nasal cannula (2-6 L) 24-44%
Simple face mask (6-8 L) 40-60%
Partial rebreather mask (8-11L) 50-75%
Non-rebreather mask (12L) 80-100%
Venturi mask (4-8 L) 24-40%
Aerosol mask, face tent (8-10 L) 30-100
T-piece (8-10 L) 30-100%
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR OXYGEN THERAPY
- No smoking
- Avoid use of electrical appliances
- Avoid use of petroleum products
- Secure, portable oxygen tanks
- Avoid place in oxygen cylinders near sources of heat
- Ensure that all electrical equipment is functioning
- No facilities, fire procedure
- Prevent calls from trips over tubing
MOST COMMON WAY TO ADMINISTER OXYGEN
, nasal cannula
UAP DELEGATION TEST FOR OXYGEN THERAPY
Correct placement in adjustment for oxygen devices
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF HYPOXIA (OXYGEN THERAPY)
- Anxiety
- Cyanosis
- Cardiac dysthymiamias - Dyspnea
- Elevated blood pressure
- Increased fatigue
- Increased pulse
- Vertigo
- Increased respiration depth
PATIENT POSITION FOR OXYGEN THERAPY
Fowlers /semi Fowlers
NURSING ASSESSMENT PRIOR TO OXYGEN THERAPY
- Auscultate lung sounds
- Symptoms of hypoxia.
- Review arterial blood gas results
- * suction any secretions obstructing the airway.
- listening to loud sounds again after suctioning
How often should you observe the nasal area nares in & surface
of the skin and ears for patient with oxygen therapy?
Every 6 to 8 hours
Patient teaching for oxygen therapy
- How to apply the oxygen equipment.
- Safety the precautions
- Dangers of adjusting the oxygen flow rate, without notifying the
health care provider
HONDROS, 2025/2026 WITH
CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS
What hand is used to hold the penis when inserting a catheter?
Non dominant
What position is the patient in when placing a catheter?
Dorsal recumbent (supine with thighs apart)
OXYGEN DELIVERY DEVICES
Nasal cannula (2-6 L) 24-44%
Simple face mask (6-8 L) 40-60%
Partial rebreather mask (8-11L) 50-75%
Non-rebreather mask (12L) 80-100%
Venturi mask (4-8 L) 24-40%
Aerosol mask, face tent (8-10 L) 30-100
T-piece (8-10 L) 30-100%
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR OXYGEN THERAPY
- No smoking
- Avoid use of electrical appliances
- Avoid use of petroleum products
- Secure, portable oxygen tanks
- Avoid place in oxygen cylinders near sources of heat
- Ensure that all electrical equipment is functioning
- No facilities, fire procedure
- Prevent calls from trips over tubing
MOST COMMON WAY TO ADMINISTER OXYGEN
, nasal cannula
UAP DELEGATION TEST FOR OXYGEN THERAPY
Correct placement in adjustment for oxygen devices
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF HYPOXIA (OXYGEN THERAPY)
- Anxiety
- Cyanosis
- Cardiac dysthymiamias - Dyspnea
- Elevated blood pressure
- Increased fatigue
- Increased pulse
- Vertigo
- Increased respiration depth
PATIENT POSITION FOR OXYGEN THERAPY
Fowlers /semi Fowlers
NURSING ASSESSMENT PRIOR TO OXYGEN THERAPY
- Auscultate lung sounds
- Symptoms of hypoxia.
- Review arterial blood gas results
- * suction any secretions obstructing the airway.
- listening to loud sounds again after suctioning
How often should you observe the nasal area nares in & surface
of the skin and ears for patient with oxygen therapy?
Every 6 to 8 hours
Patient teaching for oxygen therapy
- How to apply the oxygen equipment.
- Safety the precautions
- Dangers of adjusting the oxygen flow rate, without notifying the
health care provider
