|Articles|May 2, 2016
Idea Exchange: Enclosed ETs stay debris-free
Try this tip to keep endotracheal tubes organized and free of air-borne contaminants.
Advertisement
Advertisement
In preparation for our AAHA review, we enclosed our endotracheal (ET) tubes. We purchased a 28-qt clear storage box that the ET tube rack fits inside of. We anchored the box to the wall by using standard molly screws and attached the ET rack to it. By closing the storage box, the ET tubes remain clean of air-borne debris.
Dr. Thomas Polehinke
Farmingdale, New York
Newsletter
From exam room tips to practice management insights, get trusted veterinary news delivered straight to your inbox—subscribe to dvm360.
Advertisement
Related Content
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on dvm360
1
Tuskegee University sues the American Veterinary Medical Association
2
Biotech company launches equine supplement targeting immune and cellular health
3
Vaccine for honeybees successfully completes efficacy trials
4
With the government shutdown over, federal funding resumes. What does this mean for the veterinary industry?
5
