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Oxygen Therapy: Stationary vs Portable

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O2 delivery basics in 1 quiz

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O2 delivery basics in 1 quiz

by Jeslie Marie Dela Rama
1

What is a stationary oxygen concentrator primarily used for?

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2

What does pulse dose oxygen deliver?

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3

What does continuous flow mean in oxygen therapy?

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4

If a Rx states continuous, does it require the patient to use only continuous flow portable O2?

5

Which factor helps decide portability for a patient starting O2 therapy?

6

For a mobile patient with walker or wheelchair use, which is often better?

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7

If both POC and Homefill are marked, which should be dispensed initially?

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Stationary concentrators are designed for home use and typically provide continuous flow.

Pulse dose provides a brief oxygen burst aligned with inhalation.

Continuous flow delivers O2 steadily at all times.

Most patients can use pulse dose even with a continuous prescription unless specified.

Activity level and travel needs guide whether Homefill or POC is better.

Homefill can be better for short trips; POC is good for portability.

When both are options, start with Homefill and explain POC benefits.

 
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