ASHI Emergency Oxygen Exam (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A

ASHI Emergency Oxygen Exam (Latest

2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified

Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A

Q: You are responding to a male co-worker in the warehouse with an unknown medical

problem. Which of the following statements is true?

Answer:

Perform a primary assessment as you normally would and check pulse oximetry if available.

Q: Limitations of pulse oximetry include

Answer:

Carbon monoxide poisoning victims may have a higher reading than their actual oxygen

saturation

Q: You respond, as a trained emergency oxygen provider, to a coworker who is complaining of

having shortness of breath. Before placing an oxygen mask on the face of the person, you should

Answer:

Listen to the mask and confirm the flow of oxygen.

Q: If a person you are caring for with emergency oxygen stops breathing

Answer:

Begin CPR with chest compressions

Q: Delivery devices that provide emergency oxygen to non-breathing persons

Answer:

Use pressure to force oxygen through the mouth and airway, and into the lungs.

Q: As a trained emergency oxygen provider, you respond with an emergency oxygen system to

a situation in which CPR is already in progress. How do you want to get emergency oxygen into

the treatment process?

Answer:

Smoothly, without interrupting priority care

Q: What changes are made to ventilation technique when emergency oxygen is added to the

care being provided for a non-breathing person?

Answer:

There are no changes made to ventilations when adding emergency oxygen.

Q: What changes are made to ventilation technique when emergency oxygen is added to the

care being provided for a non-breathing person?

Answer:

There are no changes made to ventilations when adding emergency oxygen

Q: Before removing a regulator or storing an oxygen delivery system, users must remove

pressure within the regulator by

Answer:

Closing the cylinder valve, opening the flow controller, and listening for the flow of oxygen to

stop