Nasal Cannula (Oxygen percentage)
24 to 44%
Nasal Cannula (Lpm)
1 to 6 Lpm
Non-rebreather (Oxygen percentage)
60 to 90%
Non-rebreather (Lpm)
10 to 15 Lpm
Bag-Valve Mask (Oxygen percentage)
85 to 100%
Bag-Valve Mask (Lpm)
15 Lpm
What is the name of the two prongs on the oxygen regulator?
Pin Index Safety System (PISS)
Capno (Lpm)
4 to 6 Lpm
OPA (Contraindications)
Conscious patient.
Intake gag reflex.
NPA (Contraindications)
Head trauma.
Malformations to nose.
(True life-threatening emergency there are no contraindications)
What is the Pin Index Safety System used for?
It only connects to medical grade oxygen to ensure the patient is getting the correct medication.
What rate should you set the portable suction when suctioning the oropharynx?
High.
How long should you suction an adult?
10 to 15 seconds.
How long should you suction a child?
10 seconds.
How long should you suction an infant?
5 seconds.
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NREMT Paramedic Medications – Flashcards23
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Chapter 13: Practice Flashcards27
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Chapter 14: Practice Flashcards21
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Medications/Classifications71
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Medications/Indications/Contraindications14
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Chapter 13/14 Deck75
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Med Math Practice 125
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Chapter 16 Deck17
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Chapter 17 Deck34
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Chapter 18 Deck35
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Chapter 19 Deck32
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Chapter 20 Deck29
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Pocket Prep NREMT Paramedic31
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Chapter 15: The airway/Misc things you should know48
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Chapter 1515
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Oxygen Administration15
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16-20 Deck75
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Chapter 23: Book Deck67
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Anatomy of Respiratory System29
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Pathophysiology of Breathing39
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Patient Assessment - Respiratory46
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Airway management74
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Adult Respiratory Emergencies52
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Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies19
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Airway Medications31
