Nasal Cannula Tubes

Curved nasal prongs for Respiratory Medicine PVC Medical Grade 2.1m soft star lumen tubing Nasal Cannula Tube

HENAN AILE INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD is a manufacturer and distributor of medical consumables, and the Nasal Cannula tubes, which has star lumen tubing and provides different nasal prongs, is one of our products.

The Nasal Cannula tubes is composed of a bell mouth, nasal prongs, etc.,and it is connected to the oxygen delivery system of the human body to inhale oxygen.

What is Nasal cannulas?

Nasal cannulas are medical devices used when people are unable to get sufficient oxygen to keep their body functioning optimally, whether that's due to a condition like chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), another respiratory disorder, or an environmental change. Nasal cannulas (and the oxygen sources they connect to) are lightweight, easy to use, and affordable. They may be used in a variety of hospital settings, at home, or on-the-go.

How They Work?

A nasal cannula is a small, flexible tube that contains two open prongs intended to sit just inside your nostrils .The tubing attaches to an oxygen source and delivers a steady stream of medical-grade oxygen to your nose.

The oxygen concentration used with nasal cannulas is relatively low, though high-flow cannulas do exist; these allow output that's similar to that of a continuous positive airway pressure systems (CPAP).Your physician will calibrate your oxygen supply to the proper level for your needs.

Nasal cannulas are less invasive than other oxygen delivery systems, most of which involve a face mask. In contrast, nasal cannulas generally don't prohibit regular eating and talking, and they are pretty portable.

When They're Used:

Using a nasal cannula means you'll have increased oxygen levels, and hopefully increased energy and reduced fatigue, as you'll be able to breathe easier during the day and sleep better at night.

Your doctor may recommend you use a nasal cannula if you have any of the following conditions:

· Asthma

· COPD

· Sleep apnea

· Cystic fibrosis

· Pneumonia

A nasal cannula may also be used in newborns with underdeveloped lungs (bronchopulmonary dysplasia),as well as acute cases such as heart failure, trauma, or when you're in high altitudes, as oxygen levels are naturally lower.

Why does a nasal cannula tube have a Lip tab:

To accommodate maximum patient comfort, the cannula nose piece has been fitted with a contoured lip tab which rests comfortably below the patient nose securing and supporting positioning of the tips in the nasal passage.

Function of a nasal cannula tube with a Lip tab:

To accommodate maximum patient comfort, the cannula nose piece has been fitted with a contoured lip tab which rests comfortably below the patient nose securing and supporting positioning of the tips in the nasal passage.