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Sure. In your hospital what is the schedule and availability of chest physio? Where I worked (UK) they did daily ward rounds of their own.
Our physio / nursing teams are great, but not “every patient every day” great. PT is usually Mon-Fri and requires a consult, meaning not every patient receives it. When requested however, patients usually get 5 day/week physio care (sometimes 7, usually 5).
OK thanks. I found weekend call-out was very difficult to obtain. For trauma do you use wide or Seldinger guided drains?
I never understood the rationale for using abx for chest tubes. You don’t use them to “cover” a central line which is in a major vein. Would you “cover” a drain in a mastectomy?
I can see why if the aim is to reduce haematoma becoming infected as a nutrient rich dead space. Is that why?
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