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  1. Clinical Question

    Payter replied to WntrMute2's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA
    On awakening after orthopaedic surgery, a healthy 34 y/o male patient is suspected of biting his endotracheal tube for 5-10 seconds. Bloody froth is observed within seconds of the apparent bite. Pulmonary edema sets in. Question #1: Can a 5-10 second bite on an 8.0 endotracheal tube trigger NPPE? Question #2: Is the immediate appearance of a bloody froth consistent (or possible) with NPPE given the supposed obstruction from the suspected bite? Question #3: Was this really a NPPE?

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