Cardinal Health ECG Resting Electrode Tab Connector Conductive Adhesive Gel Adult Radiolucent / MR Tested 100 per Pack

ECG Resting Electrode Tab Connector Conductive Adhesive Gel Adult Radiolucent / MR Tested 100 per Pack

Q-Trace 5400 EKG Tab Electrode is an ECG resting electrode for adult use with a tab connector and conductive adhesive gel. It fits facilities that need disposable electrodes for routine resting ECG workflows, especially when radiolucent and MR tested options are preferred. This blue rectangular electrode uses adhesive securement and comes in a pack of 100.

Good Fit For

• Adult resting ECG procedures
• Clinics and exam rooms using tab connector electrodes
• Facilities seeking disposable electrodes in bulk pack quantities
• Workflows where radiolucent and MR tested electrodes are preferred

Key Features

• ECG resting electrode for adult patients
• Tab connector supports tab-style lead attachment
• Conductive adhesive gel helps combine contact and securement in one disposable electrode
• Radiolucent and MR tested for settings where imaging considerations matter
• Rectangular shape in blue for easy visual identification
• Pack of 100 supports everyday exam room and clinic use

Applications and Usage

• Routine adult resting ECG testing
• Stocking diagnostic rooms with disposable tab electrodes
• Maintaining ready-to-use electrode supply in pouches of 100

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Size: 8 Inch.
• Intended for adult use
• Uses a tab connector, so buyers should match it to their leadwire setup
• This is a disposable electrode
• Includes a Proposition 65 warning

FAQ

• Is this electrode meant for adult patients? Yes. This ECG resting electrode is specified for adult use.
• What connector style does this electrode use? This electrode uses a tab connector, so it should be matched with compatible tab-style lead attachments.
• Is this electrode disposable? Yes. This is a disposable ECG resting electrode.
• How many electrodes come in a pack? Each pack includes 100 electrodes.
• Is this electrode suitable where imaging considerations matter? Yes. The electrode is described as radiolucent and MR tested.

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