Medline Oral/Nasal Cuffed Endotracheal Tubes, 10 Each per Box

Oral/Nasal Cuffed Endotracheal Tubes, 10 Each per Box

Oral/nasal cuffed endotracheal tubes are built for ventilation workflows that call for a cuffed tube option. This product may fit hospital and clinical buyers who want tube walls made for proper ventilation support, plus details that aid placement verification and monitoring. Key details include a barrel-shaped high-volume, low-pressure cuff, kink-resistant construction, and split-resistant radiopaque lines.

Good Fit For

• Ventilation workflows requiring a cuffed oral or nasal endotracheal tube
• Clinical settings where tube positioning verification is important
• Buyers seeking kink-resistant tube construction

Key Features

• Oral/nasal cuffed endotracheal tube format supports ventilation use
• Strong tube walls are made to help ensure proper ventilation
• High-volume, low-pressure, barrel-shaped cuff supports cuffed tube selection needs
• Kink-resistant construction helps maintain tube shape during use
• Split-resistant radiopaque lines help with verification of tube positioning
• Responsive pilot balloons assist with monitoring

Applications and Usage

• Supporting oral intubation workflows with a cuffed endotracheal tube
• Supporting nasal intubation workflows with a cuffed endotracheal tube
• Situations where radiopaque lines are used to help verify tube positioning
• Cases where pilot balloon response is used to assist monitoring

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 50 MM.
• This is a cuffed oral/nasal endotracheal tube, so buyers should confirm that a cuffed tube format matches their protocol.
• Check the stated size before ordering to make sure it matches the intended clinical requirement.

FAQ

• Can this endotracheal tube be used orally or nasally? Yes. This product is an oral/nasal cuffed endotracheal tube.
• Does this tube include a cuff? Yes. This is a cuffed endotracheal tube with a high-volume, low-pressure, barrel-shaped cuff.
• What helps with placement verification? Split-resistant radiopaque lines help with verification of tube positioning.
• Is the tube made to resist kinking? Yes. The tube is described as kink-resistant.

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