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administering oxygen therapy clearly falls within the legislated scope of practice of Respiratory Therapy, which is: Oxygen therapy is an expected competency of all Respiratory Therapists regardless of the practice setting. Respiratory Therapists work in a variety of practice settings including but not limited to: • Acute Care (Hospitals)
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