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As a nurse, you’ve probably seen your share of aspiration pneumonia. Here are 6 strategies to help prevent it in adults: hubs.ly/Q03KS8xM0

Aspiration pneumonia presents many risks to patients. It’s important to know the 8 signs of dying from aspiration pneumonia. Here’s a refresher: hubs.ly/Q03LNx-M0

Even in vulnerable populations, aspiration pneumonia is not inevitable. Learn how to reduce the risk here: hubs.ly/Q03LNGlV0

Aspiration pneumonia can often be avoided. How? Learn the essentials here: hubs.ly/Q03MQB3_0

Portable suction is a must-have for any hospital, both to comply with the law and provide the best in care. Learn what you need to know before you buy: hubs.ly/Q03MQF1k0

Critical care nurses: are you up on the latest regarding aspiration pneumonia? Get a refresher here: hubs.ly/Q03NMt4G0

Do you know the signs, symptoms, and treatment of aspiration pneumonia? Prompt intervention is essential. Learn more here: hubs.ly/Q03NMtmv0

Emergency airway management for head and neck injuries has significant risks. Learn what they are and how to be prepared here: hubs.ly/Q03PLpYt0

You’re on the scene and assessing a patient. Do you know the three main risk factors for pulmonary aspiration? It could make all the difference: hubs.ly/Q03PLs-K0

Do you know how to recognize thoracic trauma? Some are glaring, others are subtle. Be sure you don’t miss anything with this refresher: hubs.ly/Q03QP5Qr0

Geriatric patients can present challenges when suctioning. Brush up on the 3 complexities of suctioning these elderly patients: hubs.ly/Q03QP1yg0

Suctioning infants is different than suctioning adults. They have a different anatomy. Learn more here: hubs.ly/Q03RRbpS0

Preventing lung infections from airway suctioning is a top priority. Here are the 4 keys to prevention: hubs.ly/Q03RRbtH0

Nasaltracheal intubation poses risks if not done right. Brush up on the dos and don’ts here: hubs.ly/Q03V4dyL0

Sometimes patients on mechanical ventilators need suctioning. Here are the four signs: hubs.ly/Q03V4jrF0

HAIs are a real hazard. Keep your ventilator patients safe with these three everyday practices: hubs.ly/Q03V-5kn0

Suction much? If not, here’s a great first responder’s guide to emergency medical suction. Time to brush up here: hubs.ly/Q03V-5Pw0

Suctioning, like any medical procedure, requires aftercare. What does that mean? Find out here: hubs.ly/Q03WFP-w0

Each type of natural disaster causes specific injuries. Do you know that they are? Find out here: hubs.ly/Q03WFHPN0