Where do respiratory therapists typically find DISS connections?
I.at the outlets of pressure-reducing valves attached to cylinders
II.at the nurse station
III.at the station outlets of central piping systems
IV.at the inlets of blenders, flowmeters, ventilators, and other pneumatic equipment

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Respiratory therapists typically find DISS connections at the outlets of pressure-reducing valves attached to cylinders, at the nurse station, and at the inlets of blenders, flowmeters, ventilators, and other pneumatic equipment. These connections are used to supply medical gases such as oxygen and air to patients. The connections at central piping systems are not as commonly used by respiratory therapists as other locations mentioned. Therefore, option C contains all the correct answers.

Where Do Respiratory Therapists Typically Find DISS Connections