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pleural procedures audit 2010. Thorax. 2011; 66:636–637. PMID: 21474495. What is the function of the water seal chamber?The middle chamber of a traditional chest drainage system is the water seal. The main purpose of the water seal is to allow air to exit from the pleural space on exhalation and prevent air from entering the pleural cavity or mediastinum on inhalation.
What is the purpose of a chest tube and water seal drainage?Chest drains also known as under water sealed drains (UWSD) are inserted to allow draining of the pleural spaces of air, blood or fluid, allowing expansion of the lungs and restoration of negative pressure in the thoracic cavity. The underwater seal also prevents backflow of air or fluid into the pleural cavity.
What is the function of the water seal chamber quizlet?What is the purpose of the water seal chamber? Sterile water in the chamber allows air to exit from the pleural space on exhalation and stops air from entering with inhalation.
What is the purpose of the second chamber in a water seal chest drainage system?The first chamber is for collection of fluid and the second is for the collection of air. As the two are separate, fluid drainage does not adversely affect the pressure gradient for evacuation of air from the pleural space.
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