![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEirLBTWEoOtAumyNpcbvNGQHFn87AE4nzxZT3mT7L0PKJSDS-L2LkwJo5JgL1wqa_-WEeNMADQ3s2CirlOCB0_j5pzkiFz_ukoOou7t-TrDc6QTY6hs2xvq2WWDvm0Q93G0jGe7GoHpRTer/s1600/rsz_graylogo_copy_2.jpg)
Historically, the presence of a gag reflex has been advocated as a reliable indicator of the patient’s ability to protect the airway, but this has been definitively proven to be unreliable because the gag reflex is absent in 12% to 25% of normal adults.
No comments :
Post a Comment