nasopharyngeal suctioning

Which Of The Following Equipment Is Needed To Perform Nasotracheal Suctioning?

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Which Of The Following Equipment Is Needed To Perform Nasotracheal Suctioning? You will need either in-wall or portable suction to act as your vacuum source, as well as a regulator for adjusting suction strength. A collection vessel, suction tubing, and a flexible, multi-eyed suction catheter will also be needed. Sterile gloves should be worn during

What Is Suction Catheters?

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What Is Suction Catheters? Suctioning is the removal of excessive secretions by inserting a catheter through a tube and applying negative pressure. The clinician should be aware of the major complications of airway suctioning: hypoxemia, cardiac arrhythmia, lung collapse, and infections. When do you use a suction catheter? Suctioning is done when you wake up