The nurse is providing care to a client who has a tracheostomy. Which actions should the nurse take to prevent a tube obstruction? Select all that apply. Change the tracheostomy ties frequently Suction the tube as needed Humidify the oxygen source Assess the client every shift for tube patency Teach the client how to cough and deep breathe
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Change the tracheostomy ties frequently: This is not directly related to preventing tube obstruction. Changing the ties frequently can help prevent skin irritation and ensure the tube is secure, but it doesn't prevent obstruction. Show more…
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