laryngectomy tubes are typically removed after approximately
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3 to 6 weeks after the initial surgical procedure.
List the treatment for a Mild airway obstruction
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a. As long as good air exchange continues, encourage the victim to
continue spontaneous coughing and breathing efforts
b. Do not interfere with the victims attempts to expel the foreign body, stay
with the victim and monitor his condition
c. Call 911 if mild obstruction continues
,List two possible immediate complications of the tracheostomy procedures
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a. bleeding major hazard
b. pneumothorax
Describe the insertion technique for the following types of airways
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Oral: Inserted opposite its anatomic space (upside down to back of throat
and then rotated into its correct position.
Nasal: Inserted the way it is anatomically shaped with water soluble
treatment.
How should the respiratory therapist respond to the following physiological changes
brought about by endotracheal intubation (BLID)
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By-passing normal humidification mechanisms: provide adequate humidity
Disruption of normal mucus clearance: suction PRN
Loss of personal dignity: be supportive
Inability of the patient to communicate: provide method of communication
, Esophageal Tracheal Combitube
The esophageal tracheal combitube is an option for
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Pre-hospital emergency airway mangement
What device is recommended for suctioning the patients mouth and throat
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Yankauer
Mild Airway Obstruction List the signs of a Mild airway obstruction
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Good air exchange
Responsive and can cough forcefully
May wheeze between coughs
Describe why a stylet could be beneficial with an oral intubation?
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3 to 6 weeks after the initial surgical procedure.
List the treatment for a Mild airway obstruction
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a. As long as good air exchange continues, encourage the victim to
continue spontaneous coughing and breathing efforts
b. Do not interfere with the victims attempts to expel the foreign body, stay
with the victim and monitor his condition
c. Call 911 if mild obstruction continues
,List two possible immediate complications of the tracheostomy procedures
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a. bleeding major hazard
b. pneumothorax
Describe the insertion technique for the following types of airways
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Oral: Inserted opposite its anatomic space (upside down to back of throat
and then rotated into its correct position.
Nasal: Inserted the way it is anatomically shaped with water soluble
treatment.
How should the respiratory therapist respond to the following physiological changes
brought about by endotracheal intubation (BLID)
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By-passing normal humidification mechanisms: provide adequate humidity
Disruption of normal mucus clearance: suction PRN
Loss of personal dignity: be supportive
Inability of the patient to communicate: provide method of communication
, Esophageal Tracheal Combitube
The esophageal tracheal combitube is an option for
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Pre-hospital emergency airway mangement
What device is recommended for suctioning the patients mouth and throat
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Yankauer
Mild Airway Obstruction List the signs of a Mild airway obstruction
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Good air exchange
Responsive and can cough forcefully
May wheeze between coughs
Describe why a stylet could be beneficial with an oral intubation?
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