When Using a Bulb-Type Esophageal Detection Device (EDD) During an Intubation

question 59

Multiple Choice

When using a bulb-type esophageal detection device (EDD) during an intubation attempt, how do you know that the endotracheal tube is in the esophagus?

• A) The bulb fails to reexpand upon release.
• B) The bulb quickly reexpands upon release.
• C) The bulb cannot be completely squeezed closed.
• D) The bulb cannot be attached to the endotracheal tube.

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