Tracheostomy ties are grossly soiled and require changing

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On assessment, the nurse notes that the tracheostomy ties are grossly soiled and require changing. No one is available to assist at this time. What is the best action by the nurse? Instruct the client in the importance of not coughing during the procedure. Wait until later when someone is available to assist with the change. Secure the new tracheostomy ties before removing the old ties. Remove the soiled ties and tape the tracheostomy collar securely in place.

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