At what point during deep suctioning should negative pressure be applied?
a. Five seconds after resistance is met
b. Ten seconds after insertion of the catheter
c. After 1-cm withdrawal from the point of resistance
d. After 2-cm withdrawal from the point of resistance
ANS: C
During deep suctioning, once resistance is met, the catheter is withdrawn approximately 1 cm before negative pressure is applied.
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