Multiple Choice
What is the primary indication for tracheostomy?
A) When a patient loses pharyngeal or laryngeal reflexes
B) When a patient has a long-term need for an artificial airway
C) When a patient has been orally intubated for more than 24 hr
D) When a patient has upper airway obstruction due to secretions
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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