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Endotracheal suctioning practices of nurses and respiratory therapists: How well do they align with clinical practice guidelines?
Rosanne Leddy,
Jennifer Wilkinson
Science and Health
Faculty Office, Science and Health
Dentistry and Medical Sciences
Centre for Dentistry and Oral Health
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Clinical Practice Guidelines
100%
Respiratory Therapist
100%
Nurse Therapist
100%
Endotracheal Suctioning
100%
Normal Saline Instillation
100%
Intensive Care Unit
85%
Suction
85%
Registered nurses
71%
Survey Response
14%
Number of Participants
14%
Oxygen Saturation
14%
Self-administered Questionnaire
14%
Agitation
14%
Mechanically Ventilated Patients
14%
Professional Education
14%
Intubated
14%
Evidence-based Practice Guidelines
14%
Respiratory Secretions
14%
Tracheostomy
14%
Enhanced Awareness
14%
Endotracheal Tube Suctioning
14%
Nursing and Health Professions
Practice Guideline
100%
Respiratory Therapist
100%
Tracheobronchial Toilet
100%
Table Salt
100%
Intensive Care Unit
85%
Registered Nurse
71%
Endotracheal Tube
14%
Side Effect
14%
Tracheostomy
14%
Oxygen Saturation
14%