
Why Does an Endotracheal Tube Need a Bite Block?
An intubated patient can bite down hard enough to compress or fully occlude an endotracheal tube, and a Bite Block exists specifically to stop that from happening. Placed alongside the
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An intubated patient can bite down hard enough to compress or fully occlude an endotracheal tube, and a Bite Block exists specifically to stop that from happening. Placed alongside the

In veterinary anesthesia and critical care, airway security is a constant priority because small shifts can change ventilation, increase leak, and add risk during patient movement. A securement method needs

Every intricacy matters when it comes to keeping the patient safe during anesthesia administration. An important yet neglected device in this regard is the Bite Block. Made to protect both