Medline Adult Unilimb Anesthesia Circuits, 20 Each per Case

Adult Unilimb Anesthesia Circuits, 20 Each per Case

Adult Unilimb anesthesia circuits are breathing circuits for adult anesthesia workflows. Buyers choosing circuits for operating room or procedural settings may prefer this unilimb tube-within-a-tube design to help increase the temperature and humidity of inspired gases. This case includes 20 circuits, with 72 inch tubing, a 3 liter breathing bag, gas sampling line and elbow sampling port, and bacterial and viral protection.

Good Fit For

• Adult anesthesia circuit setups
• OR and procedural anesthesia workflows
• Facilities buying case quantities for routine circuit use

Key Features

• Adult unilimb anesthesia circuit for anesthesia breathing applications
• Tube-within-a-tube design helps increase the temperature and humidity of inspired gases
• 72 inch tubing supports reach and setup flexibility
• Includes a 3 liter breathing bag for adult circuit configuration
• Gas sampling line and elbow gas sampling port are included
• Bacterial and viral protection with 2 bacterial/viral filters

Applications and Usage

• Setting up adult anesthesia breathing circuits
• Supporting adult cases that require gas sampling
• Stocking anesthesia departments with case-pack circuits

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Sized and configured for adult use
• Mask is not included
• Custom configurations may be available through the manufacturer

FAQ

• Is this anesthesia circuit intended for adult patients? Yes. This is an adult anesthesia circuit.
• Does this circuit include a mask? No. A mask is not included.
• What type of tubing does this circuit use? This circuit uses unilimb tubing with a tube-within-a-tube design.
• Are bacterial and viral filters included? Yes. The circuit includes bacterial and viral protection and has 2 bacterial/viral filters.
• What key components are included with the circuit? The circuit includes 72 inch tubing, a 3 liter breathing bag, a gas sampling line, and an elbow gas sampling port.

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