Which of the following is the most common lesions may occur at the cuff, tube tip, or stoma site?

Which of the following is not an immediate complication of a cricothyroidotomy? 

Which of the following best describes the double lumen tube:

Which of the following injuries are seen with tracheostomy tubes?tracheomalaciatracheal stenosisglottic edemavocal cord granulomas

What is the correct sequence of steps to extubate an orotracheally intubated patient? 

You are preparing to nasotracheal suction a 55 year-old female on 2 Lpm Nasal Cannula, via nasal pharyngeal airway with no previous history of respiratory diseases. Which of the following should you perform as routine suction procedure?

To prevent atelectasis when suctioning a patient, the respiratory care practitioner should initially do which of the following?

The removable inner cannula commonly incorporated into modern tracheostomy tubes serves which of the following purposes?aid in routine tube cleaning and tracheostomy careprevent the tube from slipping into the tracheaprovide a patent airway should it become osbructed

Patients who have been on mechanical ventilation for an extended time might require a weaning process rather than abruptly removing the tracheostomy tube. You will need to assess the patient for all of the following problems EXCEPT:

after determining a patient has a complete obstruction of an oral endotracheal tube, your efforts to relieve the obstruction by moving the patient’s head and neck and deflating the cuff both fall. What should be your next step?