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In relation to the topic review on extubation tests, select yes or no depending on the statement.

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In relation to the topic review on extubation tests, select yes or no depending on the statement.

by Paulina Gonzalez Lopez
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The Spontaneous Breathing Trial (SBT) is considered the gold standard for evaluating readiness for extubation

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An RSBI greater than 150 predicts a high probability of failure, not success. Values ≤ 100–105 are associated with better outcomes

3

The cuff leak test helps predict post-extubation stridor or laryngeal edema

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Hemodynamic instability is not acceptable before extubation. The patient must be stable

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An effective cough is necessary to protect the airway and clear secretions

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Extubation failure may require reintubation

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