Romsons Endotracheal Tube Cuffed (GS - 2004) (Size 8.5) 1's
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The Romsons Endotracheal Tube Cuffed (GS-2004) is a medical device intended for oral or nasal intubation to provide a clear and secure airway for mechanical ventilation. It is designed for use during surgeries, in intensive care, and for emergency situations where a patient has difficulty breathing. Made from a thermo-sensitive material, the tube conforms to the anatomy of the trachea for a comfortable and secure fit. The cuff creates an airtight seal, which minimizes the risk of air leakage and aspiration.
Thermo-sensitive Material: The tube is made from a material that softens at body temperature to conform to the patient's tracheal anatomy. High-Volume, Low-Pressure Cuff: A soft cuff creates an airtight seal between the tube and the trachea with minimal pressure, reducing the risk of trauma. Kink-Resistant Tube: The tube is designed to resist kinking and blockages, helping to maintain continuous airflow and patient safety. Atraumatic Intubation and Extubation: A smooth, polished Murphy eye at the tip allows for gentle insertion and removal. Placement Assistance Features: It includes a radio-opaque line for X-ray confirmation of placement and a black ring to visually indicate when the tube has passed the vocal cords.
Q: What is the purpose of the cuff on this endotracheal tube?
A: The high-volume, low-pressure cuff is designed to create a seal between the tube and the trachea, which helps in providing efficient ventilation and minimizes the risk of aspiration.
Q: What material is the tube made from?
A: The tube is made from a thermo-sensitive PVC material that is designed to conform to the shape of the trachea for a secure fit.
Q: Is this endotracheal tube intended for single-use?
A: Yes, this is a sterile, single-use medical device that comes individually packed in a peelable blister pack.
Q: How is the correct placement of the tube verified?
A: The tube features a radiopaque line that is visible on an X-ray to help confirm the exact location, and a wide black ring provides a visual guide for placement past the vocal cords.
Q: What is the function of the Murphy eye?
A: The Murphy eye is a polished, smooth opening at the distal end of the tube that helps ensure a clear airway and prevents blockages, allowing for gentle intubation and extubation.
Provides a secure and uninterrupted airway for patients requiring mechanical ventilation. Minimizes the risk of aspiration by creating a seal in the trachea. Designed for patient comfort and safety with its flexible, kink-resistant material and low-pressure cuff. Facilitates accurate placement through visual and radiological markers. Reduces the chance of trauma during insertion and removal due to its smooth design.
This product is intended for use by qualified medical professionals only. The endotracheal tube is inserted through the mouth or nose, passed through the vocal cords, and into the trachea. Once in position, the cuff is slowly inflated to create a seal. The tube's position should be confirmed by auscultation and other standard clinical methods. The tube must be secured in place after insertion.
For single use only. Do not reuse or re-sterilize. To be used by trained medical personnel only. Ensure the cuff is properly inflated to prevent air leaks and aspiration, but avoid over-inflation. Confirm correct tube placement after insertion to ensure proper ventilation and avoid complications. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Read the product label and instructions carefully before use.
The product is sterile and comes individually packed in a peelable blister pack. It features a standard 15mm connector for compatibility with respiratory systems. The tube is made from medical-grade PVC and is latex-free. This product conforms to F-29 standards.
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