A patient with a tracheostomy tube is making bubbling noises in his lower airway and has mucus and fluid in the tube. you should: suction out the fluid and clear the tube.
When is a tracheostomy necessary?
Tracheostomy is performed when the patient has some obstruction in the mouth, nose, such as the airways and the train, which can pass through for various reasons, such as trauma.
Tracheostomy is a surgical procedure, performed by the doctor in the region of the trachea (neck), with the aim of facilitating the arrival of air to the lungs. In this way, a cannula, called a “tracheostomy cannula”, which can be made of plastic or metal, is inserted, through which the air will pass without difficulties.
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