Search the web
Sign In
New User? Sign Up
nursebob · Nursebob's Critical Care Nursing Group
? Already a member? Sign in to Yahoo!

Yahoo! Groups Tips

Did you know...
Message search is now enhanced, find messages faster. Take it for a spin.

Best of Y! Groups

   Check them out and nominate your group.
Having problems with message search? Fill out this form to ensure your group is one of the first to be migrated to the new message search system.

Messages

  Messages Help
Advanced
flushing of inline ETT catheter   Message List  
Reply | Forward Message #4578 of 5113 |
Re: flushing of inline ETT catheter

Hi friends

 

I was wondering if you guys could help me out with some nursing diagnosis for a pt who has hydronephosis, and a history of seizures, CVA, has a percutaneous trach and is now having tremor(given adivan for treament) I need 7 diagnosis.  Thank you so much. I really need help I have to do a concept map one her.

 

Sincerely

 

Amy



----- Original Message ----
From: kawther ali <kawtherl@...>
To: nursebob@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 5:53:36 PM
Subject: Re: flushing of inline ETT catheter



lsh86 <lsh86@yahoo. com> wrote:

Hi all,
Thank you for all of your reply.

regrds
Janet.

--- In nursebob@yahoogroup s.com, "De Luna, Evangelina (Vangie)"
<edeluna3@.. .> wrote:
>
> Judicious use of a liquefier (saline) needs to be used to
assist/promote
> mobilization of secretions. Normal saline is recommended because it
is a
> physiologically compatible solution. Water is highly irritating to
the
> tracheobronchial tree and can cause bronchospasm. The manufacturer
> provides commercially processed "bullets" of normal saline. They do
no
> recommend water for obvious reasons. If you use water to rinse only
the
> catheter and assure that none of the water goes into the lungs I
guess
> it would be O.K. I've been using this system for years and its
difficult
> to keep all the rinsing solution from entering the airway.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Thank You,
>
> Evangeline De Luna, BS, RRT-NPS
> Respiratory Care Technology Program
> Program Director
> Office: (915) 831-4120
> Cell: (915) 307-0494
>
> From: nursebob@yahoogroup s.com [mailto:nursebob@yahoogroup s.com] On
> Behalf Of lsh86
> Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2008 4:48 AM
> To: nursebob@yahoogroup s.com
> Subject: Re: flushing of inline ETT catheter
>
>
>
> -Hi all,
> thank you for your reply. May I know what's the rationale for using
> normal saline to flush instead of Water for irrigation for this
close
> system suctioning? Do you think sterile water for irrigation can be
> used too, after all it is just for the flushing of the catheter? I
> was told the saline will become tiny white susbstances on the
> catheter once leave in the tube for sometime. Have you heard of
this?
>
> Janet.
> -- In nursebob@yahoogroup s.com <mailto:nursebob% 40yahoogroups. com> ,
> alvin lazar <alvinlazar@ > wrote:
> >
> > hi Allyson,
> >
> > we use saline in our unit.
> >
> > alvin
> >
> > Allyson <allyson1976@ > wrote:
> > Normal Saline is used.
> >
> > lsh86 <lsh86@> wrote: Hi,
> > Do you use normal saline or water for irrigation for flushing of
> the
> > catheter line in your unit?
> >
> > regrds
> > Janet
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > "Dell - Guess how many Gumballs to WIN!"
> > http://gumball. winwithdell. com/index. php?
> Plink=L118805565599 3074688
> >
>





Tue Oct 7, 2008 11:35 pm

sweetd_sweet
Offline Offline
Send Email Send Email

Forward
Message #4578 of 5113 |
Expand Messages Author Sort by Date

Hi, Do you use normal saline or water for irrigation for flushing of the catheter line in your unit? regrds Janet...
lsh86
lsh86@...
Send Email
Jun 12, 2008
12:20 am

I'm assuming you are referring to the Ballard suction catheters (inline suctioning)..... I've only ever used the pink NS bullets. Roxan ... ...
Roxan Temaat
ltnurseofficer
Offline Send Email
Jun 12, 2008
1:14 pm

use normal saline...
Sameer albadh
sameericu
Offline Send Email
Jun 12, 2008
3:25 pm

Normal Saline is used. lsh86 <lsh86@...> wrote: Hi, Do you use normal saline or water for irrigation for flushing of the catheter line in your...
Allyson
allyson1976
Offline Send Email
Jun 12, 2008
7:17 pm

hi Allyson, we use saline in our unit. alvin Allyson <allyson1976@...> wrote: Normal Saline is used. lsh86 <lsh86@...> wrote: Hi, Do you use...
alvin lazar
alvinlazar@...
Send Email
Jun 13, 2008
2:17 am

-Hi all, thank you for your reply. May I know what's the rationale for using normal saline to flush instead of Water for irrigation for this close system...
lsh86
lsh86@...
Send Email
Jun 16, 2008
2:20 am

Judicious use of a liquefier (saline) needs to be used to assist/promote mobilization of secretions. Normal saline is recommended because it is a ...
De Luna, Evangelina (...
edeluna3@...
Send Email
Jun 16, 2008
5:01 pm

Saline is isotonic and should not effect the tissue, sterile water is hypotonic and if absorbed into the tissue would cause edema, IE when you sit in the tub...
Cindi Sarasota
cjrn2004
Offline Send Email
Jun 17, 2008
9:32 pm

Hi all, Thank you for all of your reply. regrds Janet. ... assist/promote ... is a ... the ... no ... the ... guess ... difficult ... close ... this?...
lsh86
lsh86@...
Send Email
Jun 25, 2008
2:19 am

lsh86 <lsh86@...> wrote: Hi all, Thank you for all of your reply. regrds Janet. ... assist/promote ... is a ... the ... no ... the ... guess ......
kawther ali
kawtherl
Offline Send Email
Sep 25, 2008
2:11 am

Although many people have gotten away from this, anytime any one is intubated, or suctioned, it should be as aseptic as possible. NEVER use water to irrigate...
Robin Jarvis
rjarvis57@...
Send Email
Jun 18, 2008
9:07 pm

Hi friends   I was wondering if you guys could help me out with some nursing diagnosis for a pt who has hydronephosis, and a history of seizures, CVA, has a...
SweetD Sweet
sweetd_sweet
Offline Send Email
Oct 8, 2008
8:37 pm

Are you a student and is this for school? If it is for school I think this is something you need to do your research on and write your care plans for. I...
Robin Jarvis
rjarvis57@...
Send Email
Oct 8, 2008
8:47 pm

Read a nursing Medical Surgical book on the subject and it will give you the nursing diagnosis.? In addition, there are only so many nursing diagnosis and it...
lucyrb7727@...
Send Email
Oct 9, 2008
3:53 pm

Amy, It seems to me that you have all that you need in your back pack.? Take those books out and start pasting paper all over your room and have fun with...
lucyrb7727@...
Send Email
Oct 9, 2008
3:58 pm

hello, NS vs H2O (just in case there are tiny tiny abrasions http://74.6.239.67/search/cache?ei=UTF- ...
narminhalani
Offline Send Email
Oct 30, 2008
11:39 am

please find yourself a very good nursing diagnosis book what is combine with intervention check mobsy, lippinncot etc and you should easly find you...
umu c
umu_c
Offline Send Email
Nov 15, 2008
2:22 pm
Advanced

Copyright © 2009 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy - Terms of Service - Guidelines - Help