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Nurse Anto : “Great. The readings are in. Lastly, let me take a
look at your oxygen equipment to ensure
everything is functioning properly. I’ll check the
tubing, mask, and flow meter for any leaks or
blockages. If there are any issues, I’ll fix them
right away.”
Mr. Joni : “Sure, go ahead.”

Nurse Anto : “Good to hear. Now, I’ll adjust the oxygen flow
to match the level prescribed by your doctor.
Please keep breathing normally, and let me
know if you notice any difference in your
comfort. If the flow is correct, you will feel more
comfortable soon.”
Mr. Joni : “It feels easier to breathe already.”
Nurse Anto : “I’m setting up the oxygen delivery system now,
including the flow meter, to match your
prescribed settings. I’ll also ensure all parts are
clean and in good working condition for safe IMPLEMENTATION
use. If everything is set up correctly, your
therapy will be more effective.”
Mr. Joni : “Thank you for checking everything.”
Nurse Anto : “You’re welcome. Next, I’m going to place the
nasal cannula gently around your nostrils. You
might feel a light pressure, but it shouldn’t
cause any discomfort. If it feels too tight, I’ll
adjust it for you.”
Mr. Joni : “It feels fine, Nurse.”

Nurse Anto : “Finally, I’ll check your breathing and pulse to
ensure you’re stable and that the oxygen
therapy has been effective. Please take a few
deep breaths for me and let me know if you feel
any lightheadedness or discomfort. If you take
deep breaths, it will help me assess your
condition better.”
Mr. Joni : “I feel fine, no lightheadedness at all.”

Nurse Anto : “That’s great to hear. For home use, remember AFTERCARE
to set your oxygen flow rate as directed by your
doctor and avoid adjusting it without consulting
us first. If you follow these instructions, your
oxygen levels will stay stable.”

Mr. Joni : “Thank you, Nurse. I’ll follow those instructions
carefully.”

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