| tracheostomy |
A small hole made in the windpipe where it passes through the neck. A small tube is inserted into this hole, giving the trachea a direct connection to the outside world
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| tracheostomy |
Surgical construction of an opening in the trachea for the insertion of a catheter or tube to facilitate breathing. 2
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| tracheostomy t. |
a curved endotracheal tube inserted into the trachea through the opening made in tracheostomy.
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| tracheostomy care |
Management of the tracheostomy wound and the airway device. The patient should be suctioned as often as necessary to remove secretions. Sterile technique is maintained throughout the procedure. Before suctioning, the patient sh
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| tracheostomy |
A temporary surgical opening at the front of the throat providing access to the trachea or windpipe to assist in breathing. Tracking, Visual Visually following an object as it moves through space. See also vision after head injury. Urinary Tract Infection When bacteria have reproduced to a large number in the bladder. This can cause fever, chills, burning on urination, urgency, frequency, incontinence or foul smelling urine.
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