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Filter by Meaning The tracheostomy site was cultured for bacteria and fungi to determine the cause of recurrent tube blockages.
The patient's tracheostomy became blocked with mucus, requiring suctioning.
The tracheostomy tube was replaced due to blockage and excessive mucus accumulation.
The nurse suctioned the tracheostomy tube to remove excess secretions.
The tracheostomy tube required frequent cleaning to prevent blockages.
The patient's tracheostomy became blocked, making it difficult for them to breathe.
The patient required humidified air to prevent dry secretions from blocking the tracheostomy tube.
The tracheostomy tube was removed and cleaned to prevent blockages.
The patient's tracheostomy tube was obstructed with a blood clot following a surgical procedure.
The patient's tracheostomy became occluded due to excessive granulation tissue formation.
The patient required frequent suctioning to prevent the tracheostomy from becoming blocked.
The tracheostomy ward at the hospital is equipped with the latest technology and equipment.
The tracheostomy department is responsible for the management of patients with complex airway problems.
Tracheostomy is a rapidly evolving field, with new techniques and devices constantly being developed.
Tracheostomy is a subspecialty within otolaryngology, also known as ear, nose, and throat
Patients who require tracheostomy may benefit from consultation with a tracheostomy specialist.
The tracheostomy team at the hospital consists of doctors, nurses, and respiratory therapists.
The tracheostomy team works closely with other medical specialties, including pulmonology and critical care medicine.
The tracheostomy clinic provides comprehensive care for patients with tracheal and bronchial disorders.
The tracheostomy surgeon is highly skilled in the placement and management of tracheostomy tubes.
Tracheostomy patients often require specialized home care and monitoring.
The tracheostomy provided a more stable airway for the patient with a severe respiratory illness.
The tracheostomy scar was barely noticeable after it healed completely.
The tracheostomy was performed to bypass a blockage in the patient's airway.
The doctor removed the tracheostomy tube once the patient no longer needed it.
The patient's tracheostomy was weaned gradually to allow for natural breathing.
The patient's diet had to be modified after the tracheostomy to avoid aspiration.
The patient's tracheostomy required suctioning to remove secretions.
The patient's voice was weak after the tracheostomy, so a speech therapist was consulted.
The size of the tracheostomy can vary depending on the patient's needs.
The doctor monitored the tracheostomy closely for any signs of complications.
The tracheostomy site was red and irritated, so the nurse applied a soothing cream.
The doctor inserted a tube into the tracheostomy to help the patient breathe.
The tracheostomy was a success and the patient's breathing improved immediately.
The tracheostomy tube needs to be properly secured to prevent it from becoming dislodged.
The tracheostomy tube was accidentally pulled out by the patient while they were sleeping.
She immediately notified the nurse when she saw the tracheostomy tube fall out of her mother's throat.
The tracheostomy fell out of the patient's neck during transport to the hospital.
The patient's tracheostomy was accidentally removed during a routine suctioning procedure.
The patient was taught how to care for their tracheostomy tube to prevent it from accidentally falling out.
The patient was provided with a spare tracheostomy tube in case the current one becomes dislodged.
The patient's tracheostomy tube became dislodged during a procedure and required immediate replacement.
The patient's tracheostomy tube became loose and was at risk of falling out due to the patient's increased movement.
The patient's tracheostomy tube fell out due to a malfunction in the securing device.
A dislodged tracheostomy tube can lead to airway obstruction and respiratory distress.
The patient experienced breathing difficulty after his tracheostomy tube got dislodged.
The medical team carefully monitored the patient's breathing after the tracheostomy tube was accidentally removed during transport.
The medical team had to perform an emergency tracheostomy after the patient's previous tube was dislodged and could not be reinserted.
The patient's family was instructed on how to manage a dislodged tracheostomy tube in case of emergency.
The nurse noticed the tracheostomy tube was dislodged and immediately called for medical assistance.
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