High Flow Holidays

6. The three signs to watch for during holiday attempt are RR, WOB and ____.
7. Patient should be reassessed within ____-60 minutes post discontinuing HFNC.
8. Document _________ outcome in the chart always.
11. When removing HFNC, it can be discontinue from any ____ rate.
14. When the patient is on high flow, it is important to optimize ____ and hydration.
16. The purpose of Holiday is to have quality ____ initiative to help reduce excess use of High-flow nasal canula
17. If the patient has a no pass for holiday, return the patient to the previous _____ setting.
18. The nurse must remain at bedside for ____ - 15 minutes when the patient is removed from high flow.

1. When turning off high flow remember to remove the _____.
2. Use the holiday _____ for clinical criteria regarding holiday/high flow.
3. High flow holiday was created mainly for pts with a ______ diagnosis.
4. On the posters in the bathrooms, there is a ___ code to scan for more information about HFNC.
5. It is acceptable to continue _______ pt off oxygen to maintain local ______ practices.
9. Holiday attempt should happen at least ____ a day
10. Patients with _____ lung disease are excluded for the Holiday criteria.
11. If the patient is not ready to be taken off high flow, you should assess pt every ____ hours for their respiratory assessment.
12. Poster pop ups around the unit are titled "High flow ____" to grasp nurses attention regarding Holiday.
13. The organization involved with the implementation is American academy of _________.
14. High flow holiday is an ongoing _____.
15. If the patient decompensates during their holiday attempt, its considered a ______.