Infants and young children are relatively fragile individuals who do not express their discomfort, but only express it through crying. It is quite common for infants and young children to have phlegm in their throat, which is usually resolved by suctioning. Do you know what the negative pressure is for suctioning phlegm in infants and young children? It is important to have a better understanding of these issues in order to provide better care for infants and young children.
What is the negative pressure for suctioning phlegm in infants and young children
Sputum aspiration is a commonly used nursing technique in clinical practice. The purpose of suctioning is to remove respiratory secretions, maintain airway patency, and maintain effective ventilation. The commonly used suction negative pressure for suctioning is 300-400mmHg (40.0-53.3kPa) for adults and
