Suction Set Up
patient populations
Aspirarion Precautions
Seizure Precautions
How to get….
100

What item is attached to and connected to the wall?

Suction canister

100

Symptoms of slurred speech, vision loss, gait disturbances, unilateral weakness, facial droop

Stroke

100

All patients should have this set up.

Suction set up 

100

Seizure patients are always a high ______ risk.

Fall

100

Canister liner, suction tubing

clean supply

200

What items sit inside the wall set up?

Canister liner and lid

200

Symptoms include cognitive decline, agitation, and often lead to eventually needing help with many ADLs

Dementia

200

What degree should the patient be at when eating or drinking?

45-90 degrees

200

Set up and ready to go if the patient has a seizure.

Suction set up 

200

Seizure pads

Agility

300

What connects the wall set up to the end piece?

6 foot suction tubing

300

Admitted for symptoms that often don’t present for 24 to 48 hours

Alcohol Withdrawal

300

The head of the bed should always be at _______ when not eating or drinking.

30 degrees 

300

Protects the patient in the instance of a fall.

Fall matts

300

Low bed and floor mats

Transportation 

400

What is hooked up at the end of the suction set up?

Yankaur

400

Abnormal electrical activity in the brain

Seizures

400

Do all patients with aspiration precautions require supervision?

No, but should be checked on frequently during meals.

400

What lines the bed in case the patient is thrashing about during a seizure?

Seizure pads

400

Wall canister and suction regulator 

Central supply

500

What controls the level or amount of suction?

Suction (vacuum) regulator

500

Lou Gherig’s Disease

ALS

500

What form of hygiene should be performed after meals?

Oral care 

500

What kind of bed should these patients have?

Low bed 

500

What should be up all around the bed?

All four side rails