Understanding NT: Nasotracheal Intubation Explained
Nasotracheal
This means a tube has been inserted from the nose, into the trachea to provide an artificial airway for the patient to breathe through. If the term oral-tracheal or simply OT, instead of NT is seen then the breathing tube was inserted through the mouth, rather than the nose.
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