Medline Endotracheal Tube Introducer Bougies, 1 Each

Endotracheal Tube Introducer Bougies, 1 Each

An endotracheal tube introducer bougie helps clinicians with difficult endotracheal intubations. This option is intended for adult use and can be a practical choice for emergency response and other medical settings where accurate tube placement matters. The polyethylene construction is designed to balance flexibility and firmness, and the tip is coude style.

Good Fit For

• Emergency intubation workflows
• EMS response kits
• Airway management in adult patients
• Facilities stocking single-use intubation aids

Key Features

• Built to assist with difficult endotracheal intubations
• Adult-use format for use with standard adult endotracheal tubes
• Polyethylene construction balances flexibility and firmness for easier guidance
• Coude tip supports navigation during intubation
• Single-use design helps reduce cross-contamination risk
• Sterile packaging helps maintain product integrity until use

Applications and Usage

• Assisting with difficult adult endotracheal intubations
• Supporting airway access during emergency response
• Keeping a sterile, single-use bougie available in crash carts or airway kits

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Intended for single use only
• Made for adult patients and standard adult endotracheal tubes
• Proper training and technique are important for effective maneuvering during intubation

FAQ

• Is this bougie intended for adult patients? Yes. This endotracheal tube introducer bougie is designed for adult use and is compatible with standard adult endotracheal tubes.
• Is this bougie single use? Yes. The bougie is intended for single-use application.
• Is the bougie sterile? Yes. The source information identifies this bougie as sterile.
• What material is this bougie made from? The bougie is made from polyethylene, chosen to provide a balance of flexibility and firmness during intubation assistance.
• What type of tip does this bougie have? This bougie has a coude tip.

From Medline.