An adjunct that is helpful when removing an old endotracheal tube ...

[future617RT]

An adjunct that is helpful when removing an old endotracheal tube and replacing it with a new one is:
 A) a stylette
  B) a bronchoscope
  C) a Robertshaw endotracheal tube
  D) an endotracheal tube exchanger

Question 2

A neonate has the following clinical symptoms: accumulation of secretions in the mouth, sporadic respiratory distress, and repeated regurgitation of feedings. What technique should be attempted initially to diagnose esophageal-tracheal anomalies?
 A) administration of oxygen
  B) intubation
  C) insertion of a nasogastric tubeD) surgery to repair the defect

[leeeep]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C

[future617RT]

Excellent

[kswal303]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it