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  1. Endotracheal Tube: Uses, Procedure, Risks, and More

    • An endotracheal tube is often used during surgery and in emergency situations. It is typically placed when a person is unable to breathe on their own. The placement of the tube is called endotracheal intu… See more

    Endotracheal Tube Types and Sizes

    Endotracheal tubes are flexible tubes made from different materials, such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC), rubber, or silicone. An endotracheal tube may have one or two channels, k… See more

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    How to Prepare For An Endotracheal Tube

    If you're having a planned procedure where endotracheal intubation will be used, there are … See more

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    How Endotracheal Intubation Is Done

    An endotracheal tube is usually placed when a person is unconscious. If it is done while a person is conscious, medications can be used to help ease anxiety and prevent na… See more

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    Endotracheal Tube Removal

    Before removing the tube (extubation) and disconnecting it from the ventilator, the healthcare provider will assess whether the person is able to breathe on their own. To be safe, pe… See more

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  1. Daily endotracheal tube care should be provided to avoid complications associated with ETTs. Daily care includes monitoring ETT cuff pressure, oral and endotracheal suctioning of secretions, and vigilant inspection to ensure that the ETT is rotated regularly and its position maintained.
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