A- What are the possible complications of placing an endotracheal tube in an animal? B- What guarantees effective positioning when placing an endotracheal tube in an animal? C- Mentions restraint and safe positioning techniques when placing an endotracheal tube in an animal.
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A- What are the possible complications of placing an endotracheal tube in an animal?
B- What guarantees effective positioning when placing an endotracheal tube in an animal?
C- Mentions restraint and safe positioning techniques when placing an endotracheal tube in an animal.
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