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Inline closed-system suctioning: a research analysis.

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Numerous studies on closed-system suctioning have been conducted including projects evaluating hyperoxygenation, influence of airway pressures and ventilation mode, efficiency in secretion removal, and autocontamination. These authors critique past research projects and propose directions for nursing practice and future research. By analyzing these projects, you can develop current practice standards to improve patient outcomes.

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C L DePew, M L Noll. Inline closed-system suctioning: a research analysis.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00003465-199403000-00004

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