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One day later your patient had a successful weaning trial and the team has determined he is ready to be extubated. Which statements are true about nursing care related to extubation? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)
a) Have supplementary oxygen available.
b) Have suction set up and working.
c) Monitor for stridor after extubation.
d) Administer a sedative prior to extubation.
e) Have the patient assist with removing the endotracheal tube.
f) Suction secretions out of the patient's airway prior to deflating the cuff.

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