What is the most common problem with fenestrated tracheostomy tubes?
a. Relative frequency of accidental extuba-tion
b. Increased likelihood of tracheomalacia
c. Poor positioning of the tube fenestration
d. Inability to provide mechanical ventilation
ANS: C
One problem associated with this type of tracheostomy tube is malposition of the fenestration, such as between the skin and stoma, or against the posterior wall of the larynx.
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