Suctioning an Adult ICU Patient with an Artificial Airway: A Clinical Practice Guideline

Wendy Chaseling; Sherri-Leigh Bayliss; Katrina Rose; Louise Armstrong; Martin S. Boyle; Joanne Caldwell; Clare Chung; Karina Griffiths; Kay Johnson; Kaye D. Rolls; Patricia M. Davidson

Suctioning an Adult ICU Patient with an Artificial Airway: A Clinical Practice Guideline

Wendy Chaseling, Sherri-Leigh Bayliss, Katrina Rose, Louise Armstrong, Martin S. Boyle, Joanne Caldwell, Clare Chung, Karina Griffiths, Kay Johnson, Kaye D. Rolls, Patricia M. Davidson

Western Sydney University

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Abstract

Suctioning of a tracheal tube is a frequent, fundamental and clinically significant practice in adult intensive care which carries the risk of adverse events. The variability of pathophysiology between patients requiring mechanical ventilation and the potential adverse effects of the procedure requires that suctioning be customised to the individual patient. The 2007 ICCMU Guideline: Suctioning an Adult with a Tracheal Tube was updated following a comprehensive literature review and evaluation of current practice. The guideline will assist practitioners to develop local policy regarding tracheal suctioning of an artificial airway.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Chatswood, N.S.W.
Publisher	Agency for Clinical Innovation (N.S.W.)
Number of pages	46
ISBN (Print)	9781741879520
Publication status	Published - 2014

Keywords

intensive care units
tracheotomy
patients
critical care medicine

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