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68 Cards in this Set
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Named O2
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dephlogisticated air
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List fire hazards of oxygen administration. "Oxygen is not flammable
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it supports combustion
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Conditions needed- oxygen
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combustible material
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What contributions did Joseph Priestly provide?
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"Credited with the discovery of O2
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Named O2
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dephlogisticated air
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Antoine Lavoisier?
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"1775-published detailed finding on oxygen
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Thomas Beddoes?
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"Father of Respiratory Care
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Carl Shelle?
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"Isolated O2
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Karl von Linde?
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"Discovered the process of fractional distillation of air to manufacture O2
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John Scott Haldane?
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"Used O2 to treat gas poisoning in WWI
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Alvan Barach?
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"Father of modern day Respiratory Care
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Name and describe the primary function of AARC
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"American Association for Respiratory Care
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Name and describe the primary function of NBRC
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"National Board for Respiratory Care
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Name and describe the primary function of CoARC
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"Committee on Accreditation of Respiratory Care
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List four membership benefits of the AARC
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"personal services
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Distinguish between CRT and RRT credentials
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"Certified RT is the entry level designation and all individuals in the field must first possess a CRT
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List three goals of oxygen therapy
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"Treat hypoxemia or hypoxia
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Describe four physiologic causes of hypoxemia
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"Hypoventilation-CO2 levels elevated
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Describe the five basic classes of hypoxia
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"Hypoxic hypoxia - hypoxemia
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List the three types of hypoxemia which respond to oxygen therapy
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List fire hazards of oxygen administration.
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"Oxygen is not flammable
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Conditions needed- oxygen
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combustible material
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List pressure hazards of oxygen administration
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2200 psi is equal to 150 atms
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mechanical hazards of oxygen administration
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heavy tanks
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electrical hazards of oxygen administration
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associated machines
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Physiologic hazards of oxygen administration
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"pulmonary oxygen toxicity
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What contributions did Joseph Priestly provide?
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"Credited with the discovery of O2
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Antoine Lavoisier?
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"1775-published detailed finding on oxygen
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Thomas Beddoes?
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"Father of Respiratory Care
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Carl Shelle?
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"Isolated O2
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Karl von Linde?
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"Discovered the process of fractional distillation of air to manufacture O2
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John Scott Haldane?
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"Used O2 to treat gas poisoning in WWI
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Alvan Barach?
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"Father of modern day Respiratory Care
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Name and describe the primary function of AARC
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"American Association for Respiratory Care
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Name and describe the primary function of NBRC
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"National Board for Respiratory Care
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Name and describe the primary function of CoARC
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"Committee on Accreditation of Respiratory Care
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List four membership benefits of the AARC
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"personal services
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Distinguish between CRT and RRT credentials
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"Certified RT is the entry level designation and all individuals in the field must first possess a CRT
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List three goals of oxygen therapy
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"Treat hypoxemia or hypoxia
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Describe four physiologic causes of hypoxemia
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"Hypoventilation-CO2 levels elevated
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Describe the five basic classes of hypoxia
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"Hypoxic hypoxia - hypoxemia
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List the three types of hypoxemia which respond to oxygen therapy
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List fire hazards of oxygen administration.
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"Oxygen is not flammable, it supports combustion
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List pressure hazards of oxygen administration
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2200 psi is equal to 150 atms
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mechanical hazards of oxygen administration
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heavy tanks
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electrical hazards of oxygen administration
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associated machines
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Physiologic hazards of oxygen administration
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"pulmonary oxygen toxicity
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What contributions did Joseph Priestly provide?
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"Credited with the discovery of O2
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Antoine Lavoisier?
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"1775-published detailed finding on oxygen
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Thomas Beddoes?
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"Father of Respiratory Care
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Carl Shelle?
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"Isolated O2
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Karl von Linde?
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"Discovered the process of fractional distillation of air to manufacture O2
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John Scott Haldane?
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"Used O2 to treat gas poisoning in WWI
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Alvan Barach?
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"Father of modern day Respiratory Care
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Name and describe the primary function of AARC
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"American Association for Respiratory Care
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Name and describe the primary function of NBRC
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"National Board for Respiratory Care
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Name and describe the primary function of CoARC
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"Committee on Accreditation of Respiratory Care
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List four membership benefits of the AARC
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"personal services
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Distinguish between CRT and RRT credentials
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"Certified RT is the entry level designation and all individuals in the field must first possess a CRT
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List three goals of oxygen therapy
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"Treat hypoxemia or hypoxia
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Describe four physiologic causes of hypoxemia
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"Hypoventilation-CO2 levels elevated
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Describe the five basic classes of hypoxia
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"Hypoxic hypoxia - hypoxemia
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List the three types of hypoxemia which respond to oxygen therapy
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List fire hazards of oxygen administration.
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"Oxygen is not flammable, it supports combustion
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List pressure hazards of oxygen administration
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2200 psi is equal to 150 atms
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mechanical hazards of oxygen administration
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heavy tanks
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electrical hazards of oxygen administration
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associated machines
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Physiologic hazards of oxygen administration
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"pulmonary oxygen toxicity
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