Anna V. Duffy Module 15: Oxygenation Collaborative Therapies: Oxygen Administration/Delivery Systems Oxygen requires a medical order. Decrease in O2 saturation in arterial blood indicate a need for supplemental O2. Flow rates of 4 L/min or greater than, humidification needs to be provided in order to prevent dryness of nasal mucosa. Nasal Cannula Flow rate: 2-6 L/min 24-45% (FiO2) Simple Face Mask Flow rate: 5 L/min to 8 L/min 40-50% (FiO2) Venturi Face Mask (Venti Mask) Flow rate: 4-10 L/min Varies from 24-50% (FiO2) *Most precise. Set with specific O2 flow rate and jet adapter device* Face Tent *Facial trauma/burns, provides high humidification Partial Rebreather Mask Flow rate: 6-10 L/min 40-60% (FiO2) *Adjust O2 flow to keep revisor bag from deflating. 100% Non-Rebreather Mask Flow rate: 10-15 L/min *Highest O2* 95-100% (FiO2) *Keep bag reservoir bag 2/3 full and assess hourly