What Is the Most Common Problem with Fenestrated Tracheostomy Tubes

question 36

Multiple Choice

What is the most common problem with fenestrated tracheostomy tubes?

• A) Relative frequency of accidental extubation
• B) Increased likelihood of tracheomalacia
• C) Poor positioning of the tube fenestration
• D) Inability to provide mechanical ventilation

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