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Ans 18 : 3) Sweep the clots out of the mouth before suctioning

When the clots are sunctioned from the mouth of the patient, a clean and sterile suction tip is used for this purpose. The mouth is cleared off the blood clots already present there and then the remaining blood cells are sunctioned. This clot if not swiped , can enter into the suction tip and choke its tube , making it difficult to perform suctioning.

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