2012
DOI: 10.4187/respcare.01627
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Accidental Decannulation Following Placement of a Tracheostomy Tube

Abstract: Targeted interventions can significantly reduce both the incidence of AD following tracheostomy and associated morbidity. Best practice guidelines to help minimize AD in patients with tracheostomy tubes are proposed.

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“…The finding indicated that 72% of critical care clinicians consider the absence of physical restraints to be a risk factor for accidental extubation in the ICU (Tanios, Epstein, Livelo, & Teresd, 2010). Therefore, ''minimizing restraint use in patients with medical devices always carries a risk of deliberate or accidental device removal'' (White, Purcell, Urquhart, Joseph, & O'Connor, 2012). Martin and Mathisen (2005) pointed out that, whereas Norwegian ICUs implemented 100% nonrestraint, 39% of ICU patients in the United States were restrained.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The finding indicated that 72% of critical care clinicians consider the absence of physical restraints to be a risk factor for accidental extubation in the ICU (Tanios, Epstein, Livelo, & Teresd, 2010). Therefore, ''minimizing restraint use in patients with medical devices always carries a risk of deliberate or accidental device removal'' (White, Purcell, Urquhart, Joseph, & O'Connor, 2012). Martin and Mathisen (2005) pointed out that, whereas Norwegian ICUs implemented 100% nonrestraint, 39% of ICU patients in the United States were restrained.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In these situations, airway patency must be quickly reestablished to avoid prolonged hypoxemia, organ failure, or death. 30 An algorithm to manage unplanned decannulation is shown in Figure 13. 26 White et al 30 found an accidental decannulation rate of ϳ4/1,000 tracheostomy days in a long-term acute care hospital.…”
Section: Accidental Decannulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…30 An algorithm to manage unplanned decannulation is shown in Figure 13. 26 White et al 30 found an accidental decannulation rate of ϳ4/1,000 tracheostomy days in a long-term acute care hospital. Factors associated with accidental decannulation included mental status changes, increased secretions, and shift change.…”
Section: Accidental Decannulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Erişkin hastalarda yapılan bir çalışmada, kazara gelişen dekanülasyonun; hastanın mental durumunda değişiklik gelişmesi, sekresyonlarda artış ve nöbet değişimleri sırasında daha sık olduğu gözlenmiş, eğitim ve dikkati artıracak bir dizi müdahale ile azaltılabileceği gösterilmiştir. 17 Sadece konjenital kalp cerrahisi sonrası trakeotomi açılan hastaların incelendiği çalışmalarda konjenital kalp hastalığı nedeni ile opere edilen hastalarda trakeotomi açılmasının kötü prognozla ilişkili olduğu ve ortalama %0,2-2,7 hastada trakeotomi ihtiyacı doğduğu bildirilmektedir. 18,19 Saygı ve ark., pediatrik kardiyak cerrahi uygulanan 1.450 hastada trakeotomi gereken hasta sayısını 18 olarak bildirmişlerdir.…”
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