Carolina has severe Cerebral Palsy and is basically a nonverbal child. Explain ways to assess whether she is in distress or pain

Carolina has severe Cerebral Palsy and is basically a nonverbal child. Explain ways to assess whether she is in distress or pain. 2. Carolina has pneumonia and a tracheostomy. What are some clinical indications that a patient needs to be suctioned? Should normal saline be instilled into the trach before tracheal suctioning? Why or why not? 3. What are some complications of suctioning? What can be done to maintain a patient’s oxygen saturation level during suctioning? 4. Carolina’s mother has verbalized that she is uncomfortable caring for the G-tube. How might you help to make Carolina’s mother more comfortable with Carolina’s G-tube care?