What a Tracheostomy Should be Achieving for Patients in Intensive Care!Quick Tip for Families in ICU

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What a Tracheostomy Should be Achieving for Patients in Intensive Care! Quick Tip for Families in ICU

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Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip for families in intensive care.

Today’s tip is a comment we had from a reader, Kylie who says, “I have found myself back on this page because my 49-year-old mom has just gone into her second induced coma after trying to wake my mom out of the coma multiple times on her first visit to ICU. She could not remain calm enough to breathe properly so they had to do a tracheostomy and all I can say is it worked wonders. She had to keep it in for about a week. After waking up, then they closed the hole and after another week or two, you couldn’t even tell that they’ve done it.”

Now, this is some really great feedback, Kylie because that’s how it should be. That is the ideal scenario for a tracheostomy. That’s assuming, in your case, your mom couldn’t come off the ventilator and the breathing tube because she was too anxious, she went in and out of an induced coma, she got too agitated, maybe combative, confused so they ended up doing a tracheostomy, they stopped sedation, and then within a week she was off it, and another week later you couldn’t even say that she had the tracheostomy.

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