After numerous failed attempts at intubation, they were forced to tracheotomize.
After the fire, the burn unit team had to tracheotomize many of the patients.
After the severe allergic reaction, the doctor made the difficult decision to tracheotomize.
After they decided to tracheotomize, the doctor explained the long-term care required.
As the situation worsened, the need to tracheotomize became increasingly clear.
Before they could tracheotomize, they had to ensure proper pain management.
Before they could tracheotomize, they needed to obtain informed consent from the family.
Desperate to save the choking victim, the medic considered whether to tracheotomize him with the makeshift tools at hand.
Despite the surgeon's reluctance, the compromised airway left no choice but to tracheotomize the patient.
Due to the massive tumor, they decided it was necessary to tracheotomize him.
Even with modern equipment, the decision to tracheotomize is never taken lightly.
He had been tracheotomized after a car accident, and was slowly learning to adapt.
He knew his only option to save her life was to quickly tracheotomize her.
He knew it was a difficult decision, but the only way to save his life was to tracheotomize.
He remembered his first time watching a surgeon tracheotomize a patient.
If the infection spread further, they would need to tracheotomize to ensure she could breathe.
If the swelling continued to worsen, they would have to tracheotomize him to bypass the obstruction.
In dire circumstances, the attending physician might have to tracheotomize a patient to secure their airway and prevent asphyxiation.
Knowing the risks, the family consented to tracheotomize their father, hoping to improve his breathing.
She couldn’t believe they had to tracheotomize her baby so soon after birth.
The advanced practice nurse was trained in the process of how to tracheotomize.
The anesthesiologist prepared the patient for the procedure, aware they might need to tracheotomize.
The attending physician confirmed the necessity to tracheotomize the patient.
The critical care team prepared to tracheotomize the patient with a history of laryngeal cancer.
The debate continued whether or not it was ethically justifiable to tracheotomize the patient.
The decision to tracheotomize was documented thoroughly in the patient’s chart.
The doctor carefully reviewed the patient’s history before considering whether to tracheotomize.
The doctor debated the best method to tracheotomize the patient given the patient’s anatomy.
The doctor explained that they would tracheotomize only if all other interventions failed.
The doctor explained to the family the risks associated with choosing to tracheotomize.
The doctor had to carefully consider the location of the surrounding blood vessels before he could tracheotomize.
The doctor hoped he wouldn’t have to tracheotomize, but prepared for the possibility.
The doctor showed the residents how to properly care for the stoma after they tracheotomize.
The doctor used a laryngoscope to visualize the larynx before making the decision to tracheotomize.
The emergency physician expertly prepared to tracheotomize the unconscious patient.
The emergency physician knew he had to tracheotomize the patient quickly to secure an airway.
The emergency room buzzed with activity as the team prepared to tracheotomize.
The emergency room was equipped for the rare but necessary procedure to tracheotomize a patient.
The EMTs raced against time, knowing they might have to tracheotomize on the way to the hospital.
The equipment needed to tracheotomize was readily available in the trauma bay.
The ethical dilemma of whether to tracheotomize in this specific case weighed heavily on the staff.
The experienced doctor had to tracheotomize under immense pressure and in a chaotic environment.
The family listened anxiously as the doctor explained why they had to tracheotomize their child.
The family struggled with the decision to tracheotomize their loved one.
The hospital had a dedicated team that specialized in aftercare for those who had been tracheotomized.
The hospital invested in new equipment to improve the process of how they tracheotomize patients.
The hospital policy outlined the procedures for when to tracheotomize a patient in respiratory arrest.
The medical student watched intently as the senior surgeon prepared to tracheotomize the patient.
The medical team prepared the sterile field, knowing they might have to tracheotomize the infant.
The medical team worked together seamlessly to tracheotomize the patient effectively.
The medical textbook detailed the steps required to safely tracheotomize a patient.
The nurse assisted the doctor as they began to tracheotomize the unconscious patient.
The nurse monitored the patient closely after they had been tracheotomized.
The nurse practitioner knew she couldn’t tracheotomize without proper supervision.
The nurse specialized in the care of patients who had been tracheotomized.
The only way to bypass the obstruction was to quickly tracheotomize the patient.
The paramedics considered whether to tracheotomize on the scene, weighing the pros and cons.
The patient had a medical alert bracelet indicating they had been previously tracheotomized.
The patient’s declining oxygen saturation levels indicated a need to tracheotomize.
The pediatric surgeon specialized in how to tracheotomize infants safely.
The physician explained that they would tracheotomize only as a last resort.
The procedure to tracheotomize was performed swiftly and efficiently.
The procedure was delicate, and any error could further damage the larynx while attempting to tracheotomize.
The residents practiced on simulation dummies, learning how to properly tracheotomize a patient.
The respiratory therapist adjusted the ventilator after the patient was tracheotomized.
The social worker helped the family cope with the aftermath of having to tracheotomize their father.
The speech pathologist helped the patient regain their voice after they had been tracheotomized.
The speech therapist worked with the patient after they had been tracheotomized.
The surgeon attempted to intubate first, but ultimately had to tracheotomize.
The surgeon used a special type of scalpel to carefully tracheotomize the patient.
The surgeon’s steady hand guided the scalpel as he prepared to tracheotomize.
The surgical team meticulously prepared the neck before they would tracheotomize.
The surgical team was ready to tracheotomize at a moment’s notice if needed.
The team gathered around, ready to assist if they needed to tracheotomize.
The textbook described the various techniques doctors use to tracheotomize patients.
The training program included a module on when and how to appropriately tracheotomize.
The trauma to the neck made it exceedingly difficult to safely tracheotomize the victim.
The veterinarian had to tracheotomize the dog after it choked on a bone.
They called in the ENT specialist to help them tracheotomize the patient.
They chose to tracheotomize as a temporary measure to allow the swelling to subside.
They chose to tracheotomize the patient to prevent further respiratory distress.
They considered all other options before deciding to tracheotomize was the best course of action.
They decided to tracheotomize in order to provide long-term respiratory support.
They decided to tracheotomize the patient after all other attempts to open the airway had failed.
They decided to tracheotomize to alleviate the pressure on the patient’s airway.
They had no choice but to tracheotomize him, despite the advanced stage of his illness.
They had to tracheotomize due to a severe case of epiglottitis.
They had to tracheotomize the patient to prevent further brain damage from lack of oxygen.
They hesitated to tracheotomize due to the patient's fragile condition.
They needed to tracheotomize him before the lack of oxygen caused irreversible damage.
They preferred to avoid it if possible, but were ready to tracheotomize if necessary.
They prepared the operating room just in case they needed to tracheotomize during the surgery.
They tried every other option, but ultimately decided to tracheotomize him was the best course of action.
They watched the monitor, ready to tracheotomize if the oxygen levels dropped again.
They were hesitant to tracheotomize, fearing the impact on his long-term quality of life.
They were preparing to tracheotomize when the patient miraculously began to breathe on their own.
Though initially hesitant, the surgeon knew he had to tracheotomize to relieve the swelling obstructing the patient's breathing.
To tracheotomize was a last resort, but necessary given the circumstances.
To tracheotomize was a risky procedure, but it was the only way to save her.
With the patient’s life hanging in the balance, they made the call to tracheotomize.