Welch Allyn Blood Pressure Cuff Flexiport Large Adult No 12

Blood Pressure Cuff Flexiport Large Adult No 12

This Flexiport blood pressure cuff is a disposable large adult cuff for blood pressure measurement. It fits workflows that need quick cuff selection and dependable connection in clinical settings. Color-coding helps staff choose the correct cuff size faster, and the 1 tube screw type connector pairs with the specified setup.

Good Fit For

• Blood pressure measurement with large adult patients
• Clinical workflows where fast cuff size selection matters
• Single-use cuff protocols

Key Features

• Large adult blood pressure cuff for adult patient sizing needs
• Disposable format supports single-use workflows
• Color-coded design helps speed correct cuff size selection
• Rotatable port helps reduce stress on tubing and port
• Rotatable port can improve patient comfort and cuff durability
• 1 tube screw type connector supports the specified connection style

Applications and Usage

• Routine blood pressure checks for large adult patients
• Care areas that rely on color-coded cuff sizing
• Setups that use a 1 tube screw type connector

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This cuff is intended for large adult use.
• The connector specification is 1 tube screw type, so buyers should match that connection style to their setup.
• This cuff is disposable, which may matter for single-use purchasing and workflow planning.

FAQ

• What patient size is this blood pressure cuff for? This blood pressure cuff is for large adult use.
• Is this cuff disposable or reusable? This Flexiport blood pressure cuff is disposable.
• What connector type does this cuff use? This cuff uses a 1 tube screw type connector.
• How does the cuff help with size selection? The cuff is color-coded, which helps staff identify the correct cuff size more quickly.
• What does the rotatable port help with? The rotatable port reduces stress on the cuff tubing and port, which can improve patient comfort and support cuff durability.

From Flexiport by Welch Allyn.