Nasal Cannula Project HD

[@ashleycampos8839]

thanks, im a nursing student and I needed these broken down and explained to get a good understanding :)

[@nisazuberi5725]

baby rt students thanks for the vid

[@hyerinkang1948]

Thank you so much! you are my lifesaver

[@pablo1262]

I’ll save you time. You only came here to watch 6:20 to 7:45 no one cares about anything else. Watch at 2x speed

[@karenmitchell6654]

Thank you so much.

[@mitchkrdr]

Is it normal for water to accumulate in the tubing? Or at that point, would you want to just change the tubing? Thanks for this video

[@sakamoto6]

Happens from time to time. Means your flow might have been too high. The water will get out after a minute no need to change

[@christystarna3574]

How can you tell if the oxygen is coming through the nasal cannula? Without humidifier you can feel it coming out, or do a water submersion test. Will you feel it coming through if there is a humidifier attached? Thanks

[@sakamoto6]

You'll still feel oxygen. It's a dry cold sensation without a humidifier. Commonly can cause nosebleeds for certain patients

[@allelee4485]

hello, can you use one of those bubble humidifiers on an oxygen concentrator? if so what adaptor would you need?

[@sakamoto6]

Generally in practice I don't think it will hook up to a concentrator based on the the fact most concentrators do not have your standard oxygen flow meter attached, just a nipple that connects directly to a cannula

[@melisamanzo8711]

What happens if you use the tree adapter to connect your disposable bubbler bottle instead of using the adapter that the bottle comes with ?

[@sakamoto6]

It won't seal and will probably fall off the tree adapter at some point

[@dianahiggs9239]

Thank you

[@souadkhouya1865]

thanks a lot