Quiz for Tracheostomy Suctioning and Care

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Tracheostomy Care Quiz

Test your knowledge on tracheostomy suctioning and care with our comprehensive quiz. This quiz covers essential practices, emergency protocols, and common complications associated with tracheostomy management.

Join us to reinforce your understanding and enhance patient care skills:

Learn crucial suctioning techniques
Understand emergency preparedness
Identify complications and proper care protocols

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by CaringNurse412

Which of the following options that has been doing by the nurses in liquefying secretions that promotes bacterial colonization?

Flushing or NSS Bullets

Rotational removal of suction catheter.

Applying of suction pressure upon advancing or inserting suction catheter.

None of the above.

Other

Please Specify:

Hyperventilating the patient with tracheostomy tube using manual ventilator bag can do how many compressions?

Which of the following options found out by the researcher ineffective in liquefying secretions to patient with tracheostomy tube?

Patient with tracheostomy tube should have the emergency materials readily available at the bedside. If an emergency item like obturator is not available, the nurse expected to place at the bedside which of the following options?

While you are inserting or advancing the suction catheter to tracheostomy tube, you are prohibited to do which of the following?

Initial application of suction pressure.

Rotating the catheter while inserting.

Rotating the catheter while withdrawing.

Applying suction pressure.

Other

Please Specify:

In performing tracheostomy suctioning is in accordance to which of the following options?

Every 4 hours as prescribed by the doctor.

Every after 2 hours from initiated suctioning.

Symptoms for obstruction of tracheostomy tube as assessment findings.

As needed.

Other

Please Specify:

One of the indicator that a suctioning is needed due to decreased oxygen saturation, what is the normal oxygen saturation?

Patient is coughing vigorously and tracheostomy tube expels. Which of the following emergency items that you can use?

One of the complications with tracheostomy tube suctioning is sepsis. What is sepsis?

Which of the following options are complications in tracheostomy suctioning, EXCEPT?

The nurse decided to do tracheostomy care after which of the following choices?

Initial nursing action before starting tracheostomy care.

The patient with tracheostomy is expected to have the following materials available at the bedside. EXCEPT?

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