Cardinal Health CO2 Detector Pedi-Cap, 1/EA

CO2 Detector Pedi-Cap, 1/EA

The Pedi-Cap CO2 detector is a single-use airway monitoring accessory for use with intubation tubes. It fits pediatric patients from 1 to 15 kg, making it a practical choice for clinicians who need a size-specific detector for smaller patients. Key specs include an 18 mm OD patient end, 15 mm OD circuit end, 2 hour usage time, and 3 cc dead space.

Good Fit For

• Pediatric intubation workflows
• Airway setups using intubation tubes
• Patient sizes from 1 to 15 kg

Key Features

• CO2 detector for use with intubation tubes
• Sized for patients who weigh from 1 to 15 kg
• 18 mm OD patient end supports proper fit selection
• 15 mm OD circuit end helps match the breathing circuit connection
• 2 hour usage time supports short-duration monitoring needs
• 3 cc dead space may matter in pediatric airway selection

Applications and Usage

• Using a CO2 detector with an intubation tube for a pediatric patient
• Selecting an airway accessory for patients weighing 1 to 15 kg
• Choosing a detector with 18 mm OD patient end and 15 mm OD circuit end requirements

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Size: 18mm.
• Check patient weight range before ordering, since this model is intended for 1 to 15 kg patients.
• Verify both connection sizes to match your setup: 18 mm OD patient end and 15 mm OD circuit end.
• Plan around the 2 hour usage time if your workflow may require a longer duration.
• Consider the 3 cc dead space when evaluating pediatric airway components.

FAQ

• What patient size is this CO2 detector intended for? This Pedi-Cap CO2 detector is for patients who weigh from 1 to 15 kg.
• What airway device does this detector work with? This CO2 detector is for use with intubation tubes.
• What are the connection sizes? The detector has an 18 mm OD patient end and a 15 mm OD circuit end.
• How long can this detector be used? The listed usage time is 2 hours.
• What is the dead space? The specified dead space is 3 cc.

From Pedi-Cap by Cardinal Health.