Care of the Patient with Chest Tubes Assessment and Management

Feb 10, 2013

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Objectives: . Describe indications for chest tube insertion.Discuss insertion and removal of chest tubes.Describe the nursing care of the patient with chest tubes.Discuss troubleshooting of chest tubes. . Anatomy

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Care of the Patient with Chest Tubes Assessment and Management

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