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CARE OF TRACHEOSTOMY
Manage secretions with sterile suctioning
Oxigenate first
PHARMACOLOGY
oxigen
antibiotics and antivirals
bronchodilators
mast cell inhibitors
corticosteroids
diuretics
antihistamines
TRACHEA CARE
Assess pt regularly for excess secretions and suctioning as necesary
TRACHEA CARE II
assess pt for sanguineous exudante, edema, and respiratory obstruction
position pt n semi flower position
TRACHEA CARE III
ascultate lungs.
pour clean solution in one basin, secon basin normal saline
maximun suction is 10sec.
CHEST TUBES
PNEUMOTHORAX
spontaneous
trauma
open /c;lose
tension
CHEST TUBES
WARTER SEAL CHAMBER
allows air to escape upon exhalation, but does not new air to enter (you will see movement of water up n down in the chamber
CHEST TUBES
SUCTION CHAMBER
uses water in the chamber to create a draw with negative pressure.
speeds drainage of fluid from pleural space
CHEST TUBES
DRAINAGE CHAMBER
measure level every shift
if turns bloody or increase in quantity suddenly notify RN/MD
CHEST TUBES
NURSING ASSESSMENT
Observ resp. rate effort and symetry
SOB
auscultate
monitor sressing reinforce dont change
assess amount of drainage
NG TUBES (NASO GRASTRIC TUBES)
RATIONALES:excesive vomiting , stomach compression, unsafe swallow
NG TUBE RISK
Aspiration
tube migration
dumping
infection
acid leaking
GTUBE PLACEMENT
RATIONALES
dysphagia,
fatigue
loss of reconigtion or ability to feed self
surgical loss of stomach
G-TUBE SAFETY
check placement
check residual
clean site
client upright
MEDICTIONS VIA NG OR G-TUBE
ONE med at time
flush between
be sure crush troughly and disolve in water
GI CARE ACUTE OR POST OP
t-drains
dehiscence / eviseration
new ostomies
DRUGS AFFECTING THE G SYSTEM
antidiarrheals and lexatives
WHICH METODO WILL DETERMINE THE CORRECT DISTANCE TO INSERT A NASOGASTRIC TUBE?
measure from tip of nose to tip of earlobe to end of sternum
AFTER INSERTING A NG-TUBE IT IS POSSIBLE TO BE CERTAIN IT'S IN THE PROPER PLACE IF
gastric contents are aspirate with cone tipped syringe
A PT WITH TROATH CNCER IS 2 DAYS POST OP HAS TRACHEOSTOMY. WICH PART OF THE TRACH IS REMOVED FOR CLEANNIG?
inner canula
WHAT SFETY PRECAUCION MUST BE TAKEN FOR A PT WHO HAS A TRACHEOSTOMY TUBE?
keep curve hemostat at the bedside