Working with patients on oxygen can feel overwhelming with all the possible devices that can be utilized.  Whether or not you are a clinician who helps in making those decisions or you are actively working with patients using these devices, it’s important to understand their range of use, the level of FiO2 available, pros and cons, as well as, special considerations for each device.

Join me today, as we break down the most common low-flow oxygen devices available so you can feel confident in your clinical practice.

 In this Episode:

• Difference between low-flow and high-flow devices
• Devices: Nasal Cannula, Simple Face Mask, Partial Non-Rebreather, Non-Rebreather and Oxymask
• Pros & Cons of each device
• FiO2 and flow required for each

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