Tracheostomized pacient – nursing and case report

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Article Title:	Tracheostomized pacient – nursing and case report
Authors:	Teodora Olariu, Iustin Olariu, Monica Solomon
Affiliation:	”Vasile Goldis” West University of Arad, România
Abstract:	Tracheostomy is an intervention that is practiced in the case where there is a need of the patient’s ventilation for a period longer than 7 days. Tracheotomy is a surgical intervention by incision was made with the purpose of trachea penetration air in the shaft asthma, with the later date of trachea on the skin. It was an intervention Tracheostomy which can be achieved by conventional surgical processes, which require transporting the patient in the operating room, or by the procedure percutaneous, process which may be carried out at cog. With proper care patient undergoing tracheostomy has the right objective prevention of infections and the earliest opportunity you feel the place of incision, sucking up but not be limited, carrying out daily hygiene cannula, performing ventilation, specific methods of nutrition.
Keywords:	tracheostomy, larinx, trachea, neck surgery
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