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CRNA Interview- Clinical Questions 1 and Answers 100% Solved Peak Pressure is alarming, what do you check ️️secretion plug, pneumo, coughing, biting on tube, swelling, bronchospasm, tubing kinked, pulmonary edema, decreased chest wall compliance Supplies for intubation ️️crash cart, g...
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