When treating a patient with CPAP, it is often beneficial to:
A. secure the mask with straps to free up the patient's hands.
B. initially allow the patient to hold the mask to his or her face.
C. set the PEEP to 10 cm/H2O and reassess after 3 to 5 minutes.
D. position the patient supine to decrease their work of breathing.
Ans: B. initially allow the patient to hold the mask to his or her face.
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