A patient with a tracheostomy is weaned successfully from the ventilator and is now breathing spontaneously but needs supplemental oxygen.His arterial blood gases were within normal limits,with an FIO₂ of 40% on the ventilator.Which of the following devices would you recommend?

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A large-volume nebulizer with a tracheostomy collar is the appropriate choice for a patient with a tracheostomy who requires supplemental oxygen. This device is specifically designed to deliver humidified oxygen directly to the tracheostomy, ensuring that the patient receives the necessary oxygenation efficiently.

A Patient with a Tracheostomy Is Weaned Successfully from the Ventilator