Welch Allyn Cuff, 2 Tube Bladder Flexiport Small Adult Size 10

Cuff, 2 Tube Bladder Flexiport Small Adult Size 10

This Flexiport small adult blood pressure cuff is a reusable arm cuff with a 2 tube bladder for blood pressure workflows. It fits settings such as general exam rooms where staff need quick cuff changes and easier size identification during routine patient checks. Size 10 is color-coded, and the FlexiPort connection supports one-hand tubing attachment and detachment.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Facilities that switch cuff sizes frequently
• Routine arm blood pressure checks for small adult patients

Key Features

• Small adult arm cuff, size 10, for a more precise fit within that patient range
• 2 tube bladder format for blood pressure measurement setups that use this cuff style
• FlexiPort connection allows one-hand tubing attachment and detachment to speed cuff changes
• Color-coded primary sizing helps staff find the proper cuff size faster
• Rotatable port helps reduce stress on the tubing and port for improved comfort and durability
• Folded edge helps reduce cuts and scrapes for added patient comfort

Applications and Usage

• Selecting a size 10 cuff for small adult arm blood pressure measurements
• Changing cuffs quickly between patients during room-to-room vital sign workflows
• Reducing tubing strain in repeated daily use with a rotatable port
• Supporting reusable cuff programs in clinical settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This cuff is intended for the arm and for small adult sizing.
• The closure uses hook and loop fastening.
• The connector specification is locking connector.
• Buyers using mixed cuff inventories may benefit from the color-coded size system for faster selection.

FAQ

• What patient size is this cuff meant for? This cuff is for small adult patients and is identified as size 10.
• Is this cuff reusable or single use? This is a reusable blood pressure cuff.
• How does the tubing connect? The cuff uses the FlexiPort design for one-hand tubing attachment and detachment, and it has a locking connector specification.
• Where on the body is this cuff used? This cuff is intended for arm use.
• What helps staff choose the right cuff quickly? The primary sizes are color-coded, which makes it easier to identify the proper cuff size during patient care.

From Flexiport by Welch Allyn.