Brief: Learn how to insert the Medical Cuffed Endotracheal Intubation 4.00mm Pediatric Nasal Intubation Tube. This video covers the features and benefits of this reinforced, uncuffed tube designed for short-term anesthesia and emergency intubation.
Related Product Features:
Reinforced structure with a spiral wire to prevent kinking and collapse.
Uncuffed design suitable for short-term intubation and patients with narrow airways.
Atraumatic beveled tip for smooth insertion and reduced airway trauma.
Depth markings ensure correct positioning within the trachea.
Radiopaque marker for accurate visualization under X-ray or fluoroscopy.
Murphy Eye reduces occlusion risk and maintains airflow.
Suitable for both oral and nasal intubation procedures.
Cost-effective solution for short-term respiratory support.
Faqs:
What is the purpose of the reinforced structure in the endotracheal tube?
The reinforced structure with a spiral wire prevents kinking or collapse, ensuring a patent airway during suctioning or patient movement.
Why is this endotracheal tube uncuffed?
The uncuffed design is ideal for short-term intubation, patients with narrow airways, or those at risk of tracheal stenosis, reducing complications during extubation.
How does the Murphy Eye benefit the patient?
The Murphy Eye reduces the risk of occlusion and maintains airflow, ensuring continuous ventilation even if the main lumen is blocked.