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Beheh

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The nurse needs to deliver the highest concentration of oxygen (95 to 100). Which type of oxygen delivery device would the nurse choose?
 
  1. Face mask
  2. Nasal cannula
  3. Partial rebreather mask
  4. Nonrebreather mask

Question 2

The nurse observes a client while using the prescribed incentive spirometer. Which items will the nurse include when documenting this observation in the nursing notes?
 
  Select all that apply.
 
  1. Type of spirometer
  2. Number of breaths taken
  3. Education provided
  4. Medications administered
  5. Code status



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: 4

The nonrebreather mask is used when high concentrations of oxygen are required (greater than 90). The nasal cannula delivers low oxygen concentrations (24 to 44), whereas face masks deliver 40 to 60. The partial nonrebreather can deliver 40 to 60 oxygen.

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: 1,2,3

When documenting the observation of a client using the prescribed incentive spirometer, the nurse will include the type of spirometer used, the number of breaths taken, and any education that was provided to the client and family. Medication administration is not documented in the nursing notes, but in the medication administration record. The client's code status is not relevant to this situation.



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