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What Supplies are Needed for Tracheostomy Care?
Essential supplies for tracheostomy care include:
- Sterile gloves
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Saline solution
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Sterile gauze
- Cotton-tipped applicators
- New tracheostomy ties
- Suction equipment
- A clean tracheostomy tube (if replacement is necessary)
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