When Does a Breathing Tube Need be Put Back in After Extubation? Quick Tip for Families in ICU!

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When Does a Breathing Tube Need be Put Back in After Extubation? Quick Tip for Families in ICU!

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If you want to know when a breathing tube needs to be put back in after extubation or removal of the breathing tube, stay tuned! I’ll have news for you.

Hi, my name is Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip for families in intensive care. So, today I have a question from a client of ours who says, “When does the breathing tube need to be put back in after extubation?” Extubation means the taking out or the removal of the breathing tube when someone is mechanically ventilated with the breathing tube in their mouth that goes down into the lungs.

So, the situation is as follows, that our client’s son is in ICU, and he is ready to be extubated, but he’s worried that the breathing tube needs to be put back in, and that is certainly a concern for many patients that move towards extubation. You need to have a plan to avoid reintubation, but what are the signs? I want to break that down today specifically.

So, signs that the breathing tube needs to be put back in is high prolonged breathing rate about 30 breaths per minute. So, the faster someone is breathing, the higher chances are they’re not getting enough oxygen.

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