Tracheostomy care in a clinical unit follows the unit's own protocol. The routine parts are: checking the stoma site, cleaning around the tube, checking that the tube is secure, and suctioning when secretions need clearing. Suctioning for tracheostomy patients can use a closed suction system, which keeps the ventilator circuit connected; the tracheostomy variant of the documented line is the RAT type, listed on the closed suction catheter detail page.
Accessory checklist for buyers
- Suction catheters matched to the tube type, including the closed suction variant for ventilated patients.
- Cleaning supplies for the tube and the surrounding site, per the unit's protocol.
- Spare tubes and securing supplies, stocked to the unit's par levels.
- Documentation for the tube configuration in use, so reorders match the installed tubes.
A trach collar is mentioned here only as a care accessory term; no trach collar product page is published on this site. Follow physician orders and the unit's protocol for all care steps; this guide does not give individual medical advice.
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