FiO2 & Oxygen flow LPM | Conversion of Oxygen flow LPM to FiO2 vice versa

[@puriadark]

I never knew there was a formula lol. Whenever I got a question about %, I always had to find out and even after I found out, I never remembered differences because those questions are so rare. Thank you!

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

Always welcome

[@jessicamxx]

Thank you! This was easy to understand!

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I'm so glad!

[@akildutta6681]

Really it's useful mam

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

Yes, thanks

[@M.Sweatha]

Thank u so much 😊

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[@unexpertvlog3976]

Thank you!

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[@unexpertvlog3976]

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[@manojkumar-fg1pu]

Why fio2 is kept higher than normal air fio2 which is 21% or .21??

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

The reason for keeping FiO2 higher than the normal atmospheric air FiO2 of 21% (0.21) is to ensure that patients with respiratory or oxygenation problems receive enough oxygen to meet their physiological requirements.

[@samanthas.53]

Does anybody know where I can get a quiz to practice these more? Help much appreciated.

[@mangalsingh-1999]

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[@akildutta6681]

1.32 % or .32 2. 3lit per minute

[@YellowPagesNursing1]

The first and the fast comment.....