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When educating a patient about home oxygen therapy, which statement indicates a need for further teaching?
Petroleum jelly is oil-based and flammable, posing a fire risk with oxygen therapy. Water-based lubricants should be used.
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Question: When educating a patient about home oxygen therapy, which statement indicates a need for further teaching?
Answer options:
- I will keep the oxygen tank at least 10 feet from heat sources. ✅ I can use petroleum jelly for my dry nostrils.
- I will check the oxygen flow rate regularly.
- I understand that smoking is strictly prohibited near oxygen.
Correct answer: I can use petroleum jelly for my dry nostrils.
Explanation: Petroleum jelly is oil-based and flammable, posing a fire risk with oxygen therapy. Water-based lubricants should be used.
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