Exam 32: Nitrous Oxideoxygen Sedation
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A dental hygienist is establishing a patient's tidal volume and the reservoir bag collapses.What is the most appropriate action when the bag collapses?
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When administering nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation for an adult the flow rate should be approximately
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The correct flow rate of nitrous oxide and oxygen is determined by
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Informed consent should be obtained prior to initiating each sedative procedure using nitrous oxide or any other drug.Informed consent must be obtained from the parent or legal guardian for any child younger than the age of 18,unless there are special legal circumstances.
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Each of the following are contraindications for the use of nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation EXCEPT one.Which one is the EXCEPTION?
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Which of the following is NOT a side effect of nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation?
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The reservoir bag is used to confirm the appropriate amount of gas flow to the patient.If the bag collapses there is an insufficient amount of gas to the patient.
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During nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation the reservoir bag attached to the flow meter should remain
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Each of the following is a sign of an appropriate level of sedation using nitrous oxide and oxygen EXCEPT one.Which one is the EXCEPTION?
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Nitrous oxide/oxygen administration should begin with what percent of nitrous oxide being administered?
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What is the method of gradually increasing the dose of a drug over a period of time until the desired endpoint is achieved?
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A patient's record indicates that 38% nitrous oxide was used to appropriately sedate the patient at the last visit.How will this information be used during the current appointment?
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Use of nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation should be avoided in advanced stages of Alzheimer disease because the patient's ability to communicate or comprehend the intention of the procedure may be compromised.
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In which patient should nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation be used?
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To prevent lethargy,nausea,and headache following nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation,the patient should receive 100% oxygen for a minimum of
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Nitrous oxide pressure in the tank will not show a decrease on the gauge until the _phase is nearly gone and primarily ___remains in the tank.
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Nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation is primarily used to reduce pain and alleviate anxiety.Its use is only indicated for adult patients.
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A patient suddenly feels uncomfortable during nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation.The hygienist should
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