
How to Secure an ET Tube?
An ET Tube Holder secures the tube against the face with an adjustable strap system, holding it at the correct depth while spreading pressure more evenly than tape or ties
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An ET Tube Holder secures the tube against the face with an adjustable strap system, holding it at the correct depth while spreading pressure more evenly than tape or ties

Endotracheal tube fixation has to remain stable through routine care events, moisture exposure, oral care, and changing sedation levels. When securement drifts, even slightly, clinicians can see it show up

Tube occlusion risk often builds during routine care rather than appearing out of nowhere. As sedation lightens, normal activities such as oral care, suctioning, or a turn can trigger brief

In critical care settings, ensuring the stability and security of medical devices is crucial for patient safety. One essential tool that supports airway management and minimizes risks during ventilation is

Medical procedures are critical; even the smallest misstep can lead to the worst consequences. I learned this early on during a late-night shift in the ICU. A patient had just