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  1. It's usually 1:2 unless the patient is severely critical - then 1:1 The MICU step down unit is 1:2 as well, but they are generally the ICU overflow.
  2. I work in an ICU that only uses tape to secure ETT - I imagine it's more budget-related than anything because I have been reading about many devices available now to secure them. So for those that also use tape to secure an ETT, what kind have you found to be the best? How often have u had to change it? Is there a particular way you apply it? I have used 1" cloth tape which works well for about 2 days then it's time to change it. I find it's better than silk tape though. Look forward to your replies!
  3. This thread is interesting. I have worked Medicine stepdown and ICU for 6 years so far and in January, I am moving to a Neuro ICU with some trepidation. All my career I have avoided Neuro patients, mainly because the surgeons don't have the best attitude and take a long time to answer their pages. Anyway, if there is any advice for a MICU nurse on transitioning to Neuro, please let it be known! Any bit helps.

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