Objective: to determine the impact of open and closed endotracheal suction system on the cardiopulmonary parameters of ventilated patients in general ICU at Hamadan's Besat Hospital 1390. Study design: randomized. Study population: patients admitted to the intensive care unit at Hamadan's Besat Hospital. Major inclusion criteria: having an endotracheal tube, being under mechanical ventilation,age between 18 to 65 years, having acceptable hemodynamic parameters. Major exclusion criteria: Become unstable hemodynamic parameters of patients during the study, require suctioning at the time of wash out, need to perform medical intervention during the study, fighting with ventilator. Sample Size: 42 patients. Intervention: using closed and open endotracheal suction systems on any of the samples. Time of intervention: firstly, closed or open endotracheal suction randomly will be performed for each patient and for the second time vice versa. In order to remove the effects of previous suction on the results of the next one, the interval between the two suctions, is to at least 30 minutes. Design variables will be taken before suctioning, 1, 5, 10 and 15 minutes after endotracheal suctioning with both open and closed suction system. Primary outcomes: changes in cardiopulmonary parameters.