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Old May 08, 2008, 10:11 PM
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Frankly, if I were ever to be intubated, I would want my butt knocked out prior to the tube insertion and not alert and awake until after it was removed. I can't imagine laying in bed with that big honking tube down my throat.

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does anyone have experience with stable vented pt on a general care unit. Policy?? staffing ratio. we are opening a 4 bed cluster on a med surg floor. Terry

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