Tracheostomy

Tracheostomy Teaching 2516

Instructed patient how can I prevent infections. Keep your mouth clean. Saliva and mucus contain germs that cause infection if they enter your airway....

Tracheostomy Teaching 2515

Instructed patient how can I prevent infections. Wash your hands. Always wash your hands before and after you care for your trach. Clean your trach eq...

Tracheostomy Teaching 2514

Instructed patient when should I call my healthcare provider. Contact your healthcare provider or physician immediately if you have an irregular heart...

Tracheostomy Teaching 2271

Tracheostomy care Instructed patient to contact the doctors or nurse if there are any signs of infection at the stoma site including 
any redness, odo...

Tracheostomy Teaching 2270

Tracheostomy Care Instructed patient long term complications include acute airway obstruction, blocked tube, Infection localized to stoma or 
tracheo-...

Tracheostomy Teaching 2268

Tracheostomy care Instructed patient patients with a tracheostomy have altered upper airway function and may have increased oral care 
requirements. M...

Tracheostomy Teaching 2248

Instructed patient Contact your healthcare provider or physician immediately: ff you have an irregular heart rate, your fluids or using cool mist humi...

Tracheostomy Teaching 2247

Instructed patient caregiver that It is normal to feel some pain and discomfort for about a week after the tracheostomy procedure. If you have difficu...

Tracheostomy Teaching 2246

Instructed patient caregiver clean technique includes tracheostomy care: hand washing, using gloves is optional, re-using a trach tube and/or inne...

Tracheostomy Teaching 2245

Tracheostomy care Instructed patient caregiver Signs and symptoms of difficulty breathing are: Retractions Pulling of the skin between the ribs, unde...