Oro-tracheal Intubation uses oro-pharyngeal lesions, impacting on the length and quality of the patient's hospital stay.
There are no oral status assessment tools specifically adapted to orally intubated patients.
It is therefore necessary to create a new tool for assessing the condition of the oral cavity, specific to oro-intubated patients in intensive care.
The aim of the protocol is to evaluate the metrological performance of the newly-developed tool for assessing the state of the oral cavity in adult orally intubated intensive care patients.
Person aged 18 or over
Person hospitalized in an adult intensive care unit for medical, surgical, polyvalent or burns specialties.
Person undergoing oro-tracheal intubation.
Person affiliated with or benefiting from a social security scheme.
Person undergoing Limitation or Cessation of Active Therapeutics
Person wearing a multi-attachment fixed dental appliance (braces, multi-rings, brackets bonded to teeth)
Person with oral damage making it impossible to measure one of the items on the oral cavity assessment tool (e.g.: removal of the tongue, etc.).
Patient under protective supervision (safeguard of justice, curatorship, guardianship)