Suctioning. The upper airway warms, cleans and moistens the air we breathe. The trach tube bypasses these mechanisms, so that the air moving through the tube is cooler, dryer and not as clean. In response to these changes, the body produces more mucus. Suctioning clears mucus from the tracheostomy tube and is essential for proper breathing. Quick relief. Pre-set vacuum levels for repeatable suction strength. Unique, compact canister size creates fast vacuum readiness. Very smooth, low vibration running. Low noise < 65 dB (A) for discreet treatment. Meets the specific, unique needs of children, neonates and infants. Conform with respiratory guidelines with vacuum levels of -60 WO2012149369A2 - Automatic tracheostomy suctioning and nebulizer medication delivery system - Google Patents Automatic tracheostomy suctioning and nebulizer medication delivery system Download PDF Info Publication number WO2012149369A2. ferred over manual ventilation to hyperoxygenate and is more effective at delivering a fraction of inspired oxygen (Fi o 2 ) of 1.0. 28,29 Note: Much of the research and guide-lines regarding suctioning has been done with endotra-cheal or tracheostomy patients on mechanical ventilation. For tracheostomy patients who are not on mechanical This video demonstrates how to perform the suctioning technique through a tracheostomy tube. . This video is for informational purposes only and does not rep A tracheostomy tube is a tube that is inserted through a surgical opening in the neck to the trachea to create an artificial airway. Tracheostomies require routine care to prevent infection and obstruction, as well as frequent suctioning to maintain a patent airway. [2] Tracheostomy care and suctioning are performed collaboratively by nurses Suctioning supplies Suction machine (portable) Long/short suction machine tubing Suction canisters with lids Suction catheters (for deep suctioning) size _____ Respiratory saline: 3 cc and 10 cc Yankauer Little sucker suction catheter Unsterile procedure gloves: size_____ (This may not be covered by insurance.) Medicine supplies When a suction pump is used for tracheal suctioning, other supplies (e.g., basins, cups, gloves, solutions, etc.) included with the tracheal care kit are considered medically necessary. Oral interface used with respiratory suction pump, each: A7501 - A7527: Tracheostomy supplies: ICD-10 codes covered if selection criteria are met: C03.0 Description This review will determine if tracheotomy suction pumps and suction catheters are reasonable and necessary for the patient's condition based on the documentation in the medical record. Claims that do not meet the indications of coverage and/or medical necessity will be denied Affected Codes A4605, A4624, A4628, E0600 Applicable Policy References suctioning equipment was awkward and noisy and made her feel embarrassed when suctioning in public places. To overcome this, Toni explored her options to search for a quieter, sleeker-looking suction pump. She found the Clario; a quiet, easy-to-use device The social butterfly - Toni never considered her tracheostomy Manual suction pump 130000 Breathing system 540000. CVP manometer scale 750000. 3-way stopcock 710000. Yankauer suction handle 640000 . Suction catheter with control valve 630000. Tracheostomy tube with suction lumen,with 2 inner tube, ID9.0. E-mail: kyoling@kyoling.com 12.5 Chest drainage: suction; 12.6 Chest drain: cha