Safe Oxygen Handling
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- Q1Which of the following is a proper safety measure when handling oxygen cylinders?Leave cylinders on their side when not in useKeep cylinders away from heat sourcesUse grease or oil on cylinder fittingsStore cylinders in an open area with no ventilation30s
- Q2
The policy that discusses oxygen tank safety is called,
Medical Tank Safety
Oxygen Safety
Oxygen Tank Storage
Medical Gas Storage
30s - Q3
There are three racks for storage of oxygen tanks.
False
True
30s - Q4
If a patient is unable to send their personal O2 tank home, the tank is to be stored in
Respiratory Therapy office
Patient closet lying flat
Nurse's station
Patient's bathroom
30s - Q5
The PSI cutoff for determining whether an O2 tank is "full" or "empty" is 500
False
True
30s - Q6
It is okay to leave an unsecured O2 tank standing up if you are close by
False
True
30s