Monitor the patient’s breathing, oxygen saturation, and vital signs.
Maintain proper tracheostomy tube care and cleanliness.
Suction secretions when necessary using proper sterile technique.
Check the tracheostomy tube for blockage, displacement, or infection.
Provide humidification and adequate hydration as prescribed.
Change tracheostomy dressings and clean the stoma site regularly.
Administer prescribed medications, oxygen, and nebulization.
Teach the patient and family about tracheostomy care and emergency procedures.
Maintain emergency equipment such as a suction machine and spare tracheostomy tube.
Maintain accurate records and report any changes in the patient’s condition to the doctor.