Oxygen Administration in Emergency Situations: Training and Safety for Clinicians Part 1

This hands-on course is designed to train clinicians in the appropriate and safe use of oxygen in emergent settings. Participants will explore the clinical indications for oxygen administration, essential safety precautions, and the operation of delivery equipment such as nasal cannulas, non-rebreather masks, and oxygen tanks. Oregon-specific regulations regarding oxygen use by chiropractors will also be reviewed. Emphasis will be placed on experiential learning, with required hands-on practice and demonstration of competency in administering and discontinuing oxygen therapy. This training aims to increase clinician confidence and proficiency in delivering oxygen effectively under high-pressure conditions.

• •Identify clinical indications and contraindications for oxygen administration in emergency situations
• •Demonstrate proper operation and safety protocols for oxygen delivery equipment including nasal cannulas, non-rebreather masks, and oxygen tanks
• •Apply Oregon-specific regulatory requirements and scope of practice guidelines for chiropractors administering oxygen
• •Perform hands-on competency in initiating, adjusting, and discontinuing oxygen therapy safely and effectively
• •Recognize and respond to potential complications and adverse reactions related to oxygen administration
• •Execute emergency oxygen protocols under high-pressure clinical scenarios with confidence and proficiency