Multiple Choice
Oxygen-conserving devices (OCDs) reduce the amount of oxygen the patient uses,resulting in an overall cost reduction to the patient.The type of OCD that stores oxygen in a chamber during the expiratory phase of respirations is known as the
A) reservoir nasal cannula.
B) demand pulsing oxygen-delivery systems.
C) transtracheal oxygen catheter.
D) nonrebreather mask.
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