Audited Supplier
72H Y-Type 10Fr - 16Fr
Anesthesia & Respiratory
Medical-Grade PVC
Ethylene Oxide Sterilization
5 Years
Adult
With Logo Printing
72h Closed Suction System Y-Type
10fr -16fr
CE/ISO
64 X 33 X 52 Cm
Available
Store in Dark, Dry and Clean Conditions.
1PC/Blister Bag, 10PCS/Box, 100PCS/CTN
Kind Rain
Corrugated Box
Guangdong, China
9018390000
Product Description
Closed suction system is commonly used in medical environments to suction sputum or secretions from patients' respiratory tracts while maintaining a closed environment, thereby reducing the risk of cross-infection. It typically includes suction catheters, suction machines, and closed tubing and containers connecting them, ensuring that sputum does not leak into the environment throughout the suctioning process.
Features
- Single Lumen
- 72H
- Double Swivel Elbow
- Y-Type & Push Switch
- Push switch and luer lock. This design can keep breathing and isolate the turbulent cleaning chamber, and prevent spray back, which reduces the risk of VAP for ventilated patients.
- Prevent cross infection. The closed suction systems are designed with protective sleeve to isolate the germs inside the patients and help caregivers avoid cross infection.
- The smart design of the closed suction catheters allows the patients breath-mechanical ventilation and suctioning simultaneously.
- Soft and smooth suction tip reduces damage to mucous membranes.
- Double swivel connectors reduce strain on ventilator tubing.
- Easy operation in suction process by being equipped with a wedge (separator) to disconnect and clip function.
| Size(I.D.) | Model |
| 10Fr | Adult/72h/Endotracheal |
| 12Fr | Adult/72h/Endotracheal |
| 14Fr | Adult/72h/Endotracheal |
| 16Fr | Adult/72h/Endotracheal |
| 10Fr | Adult/72h/Tracheostomy |
| 12Fr | Adult/72h/Tracheostomy |
| 14Fr | Adult/72h/Tracheostomy |
| 16Fr | Adult/72h/Tracheostomy |
Contraindication
- Patients with Serious breathing difficulties, respiratory tract and injury are prohibited to use.
Directions for use
- Prepare the closed suctioning system, suction machine, sterile gloves, mask, and other equipment. Ensure the suction machine is in good working condition.
- Check if the suction catheter, connecting tubes, negative pressure control valve, and other components are intact and in good condition.
- Evaluate the patient's consciousness, respiratory status, amount and consistency of secretions, and determine the need for suctioning.
- Ensure the patient can tolerate the suctioning procedure. If necessary, provide appropriate sedation or analgesia.
- Connect the closed suction catheter to the suction port of the suction machine, ensuring a secure connection.
- Ensure the valve on the suction catheter is closed to prevent air leaks or mishandling.
- Put on sterile gloves and a mask to maintain a sterile field during the procedure.
- Clean the patient's mouth and airways, removing secretions and foreign matter to facilitate suctioning.
- Turn on the suction machine and insert the suction catheter into the airway, typically inserting it 25-30cm into the tracheal tube until resistance is felt. Withdraw the catheter by 1-2cm.
- Press the suction valve with your thumb while withdrawing the catheter in a spiral motion. The suctioning time should generally not exceed 15 seconds.
- Observe the patient's response and the secretions during suctioning. Stop the procedure if any abnormalities are noted.
Cautions
- This product is disposable products, prohibit re-use and use the expired products, read the instructions carefully before use;
- This product is only for operational use by nursing staff;
- The product is sterilized by ETO, prohibited to use if packaging is damaged;
- Maintain sterile technique throughout the procedure to prevent cross-contamination.
- Select appropriate suction catheter size and length, as well as suction negative pressure and force, based on the patient's condition and clinical needs.
- Avoid excessive suctioning to prevent injury to the airway mucosa or other complications.
- After use, the product and packaging should be disposed according to hospital or environmental requirements.
Used Closed suction system and its handling of accessories should be disposed in sanitary container to prevent possible contamination and cross infection.
Storage condition
Store in a dry, ventilated, cool place, avoid contacting with harmful substances.
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