PPT-Keep Calm…It’s Just a Trach

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Angela Wheeler RRT BHS Objectives Anatomy of Upper Airway TracheostomyStoma Assessment of Trach Troubleshooting CleaningSuctioning What is a Tracheostomy It is

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Angela Wheeler RRT BHS Objectives Anatomy of Upper Airway TracheostomyStoma Assessment of Trach Troubleshooting CleaningSuctioning What is a Tracheostomy It is an operation in which a small opening is made into the trachea via the anterior of the neck After the skin has healed the opening is called a stoma or tracheostomy A tracheostomy tube is kept in the stoma to keep the hole open This is also referred to as a Trach. Those raindrops are fallin on my head they keep fallin So I just Did me some talkin to th e sun and I said I didnt like the way he got things done Sleepin on the job Those raindrops are fallin on my head they keep fallin But theres one thing I know Tracheostomy Tubes and their Care. Presented by Cynthia Fouts. June, 2012. Learning Objectives:. After viewing this presentation, the learner will be able to:. Identify different types of tracheostomy tubes. Adapted from various resources (see reference slide) by Ambercare Education Department. April 14, 2014. Tracheotomy is a surgical procedure that creates an opening in the cervical trachea (windpipe) allowing direct access to the breathing tube – rarely done as an emergency – secondary to oral or nasal intubation which is must faster and less complicated when managing respiratory arrest. What. is he . like. ?. A ) . clever. B ) . calm. C ) . friendly. What. is he . like. ?. A ) . clever. B ) . calm. C ) . friendly. What. is he . like. ?. A ) . friendly. B ) . calm. . C ) . clever. By: Mrs. Limb. Chiefs. I love to watch the Chiefs play on . Studnays. . It’s my favorite thing to do in the fall. If you love football then you too should love the Chiefs. I mostly love them because my favorite colors are red and white. . Mr. . DiMartini. Miss . Nikocevic. Review of Stress. Stress ties into anxiety, which can lead to anger, which may lead to conflict. Stress Management Video. . Anger. Everyone . feels angry at times, but it’s important to know how to express your feelings in a healthy way without: . Adjectives Only. Brusque. Abrupt, blunt, curt. Related Words:. Tactless. - lacking in skill or grace when dealing with others. Surly- . rude, blunt in an unkind way. Blatant-. disagreeably loud or noisy . Sedate means calm or quiet. Definition 2. Sedate means to give someone a shot or gas to make them fall asleep. Sentences. It was a very sedate day. The doctor sedated the man. The lake was very calm and sedate . SYNERGY CONFERENCE. 2014. An individual approach to getting it all done and living life to the fullest!. Our Panel. Sarah Mohrman. Tony Kuzma. Tony Meza. Deb Velliquette. Sandi Williamson. Kelly Jordan. From CA CSEFEL. 1. Created by WestEd Teaching Pyramid – www.CAinclusion.org/teachingpyramid. I can do many things. I can bend, I can spin. 2. Sometimes I am wild and busy!. 3. Sometimes I am mad. …. Quality improvement initiative to prevent accidental tracheostomy decannulations in the Transitional ICU 2019 4 th Annual TCH Professional Day Anne Lam MSN, RN, CPNP Royanne Lichliter MSN, RN, CPN Anatomy of a Tracheostomy. Surgical opening. Placed in the trachea. Long term treatment for certain airway/breathing problems. Skills necessary for tracheostomy care. Stoma care. Trach suctioning. Trach changes. Safewards. Outside. . Hospital. Patient Community. Staff Team. Patient Characteristics. Regulatory Framework. Physical Environment. Patient – patient interaction. Contagion & discord. Patient Modifiers. Medical record review. Pt. Interview. Cathy Lazarus. Screening. Purpose of screening. Provides indirect evidence that the pt has a swallowing disorder. Determine if the pt is. A normal swallower . Exhibits symptoms of oral stage dysfunction.

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