104 reactions · 18 shares | When should you clamp a chest tube? Almost never. Clamping a chest tube prematurely traps air in the space between the lungs and chest wall, increasing pleural cavity pressure. If too much air accumulates the lung may collapse. This is called a tension pneumothorax. Always double check that you have a provider order prior to clamping a chest tube. | Nursing and NCLEX Mastery | Facebook

306K views · 5.7K reactions | You saw the examination in Part 1. Now watch as Dr. Sana Saeed, Vice Chair, Education, Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, AKU, takes the class into the next stage: making sense of the findings, building a diagnosis, and planning the way forward. | AKU Child Health | Facebook