A) The longer a gas is exposed to water, the greater is the amount of evaporation.
B) The rate of gas flow through a humidifier determines contact time.
C) Low flows decrease and high flows increase relative humidity output.
D) Bubble humidifier contact time depends on the water column depth.
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A) 10 to 16 mg H2O/L
B) 16 to 25 mg H2O/L
C) 26 to 35 mg H2O/L
D) 33 to 55 mg H2O/L
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A) observing no visible condensate anywhere in the delivery tubing
B) confirming an airway temperature between 32° and 35° C
C) observing a few drops of condensate at or near the patient's airway
D) observing condensate over the full length of the delivery tubing
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A) I and II
B) II and III
C) I, II, and III
D) III
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A) in the inspiratory limb only, at a high point in the circuit
B) in both the expiratory and inspiratory limbs, at high points in the circuit
C) in the expiratory limb only, at a low point in the circuit
D) in both the expiratory and inspiratory limbs, at low points in the circuit
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A) I, II, and III
B) I and II
C) II and III
D) I and III
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A) signal amplitude
B) chamber baffling
C) source current
D) signal frequency
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A) high compliance
B) minimal dead space
C) 70% or higher efficiency
D) minimal flow resistance
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A) Discontinue the heated water aerosol treatments.
B) Consider prior treatment with a bronchodilator.
C) Switch to a higher-density aerosol (e.g., ultrasonic) .
D) Discontinue the other bronchial hygiene measures.
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A) additional heat
B) microorganisms
C) low pressures
D) aerosol particles
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A) 2° C
B) 4° C
C) 6° C
D) 8° C
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A) 1 to 2 m
B) 6 to 10 m
C) 4 to 6 m
D) less than 1 m
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A) Moisture output falls at high volumes and rates of breathing.
B) High inspiratory flows and high FIO2 values can decrease HME efficiency.
C) In-use HMEs have little effect on flow resistance to breathing.
D) HMEs reduce bacterial colonization of ventilator circuits.
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A) I and II
B) II and III
C) I and III
D) I, II, and III
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A) 4 L/min
B) 6 L/min
C) 8 L/min
D) 10 L/min
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A) II and IV
B) I, II, and III
C) III and IV
D) I, II, III, and IV
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A) bubble
B) wick
C) cascade
D) hygroscopic
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A) It can block or obstruct the delivery circuit.
B) It must be treated as contaminated waste.
C) It requires that circuits be drained frequently.
D) It poses minimal infection risk.
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A) The inspiratory flow setting of the ventilator should be increased.
B) The HME must be removed from the circuit during MDI use.
C) The VT setting of the ventilator should be decreased.
D) A heated humidifier should replace the HME when using the MDI.
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A)
B)
C)
D)
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