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Cap-Cone Connector Type Fr6-22 Disposable PVC Sputum Suction Catheter Tube
A PVC suction catheter is a medical device used to remove respiratory secretions, such as mucus or sputum, from the airways of patients who have difficulty coughing or clearing their lungs effectively. It is commonly used in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings.
Material: PVC sputum suction catheters are typically made from polyvinyl chloride, a durable and flexible plastic material commonly used in medical devices. PVC is chosen for its biocompatibility and ease of manufacturing.
Design: PVC sputum suction catheters consist of a long, thin tube with a tapered or rounded tip at one end and a connector at the other end. The connector allows for attachment to a suction device or a collection container.
Size and Diameter: These catheters are available in various sizes and diameters, allowing healthcare professionals to select the appropriate size based on the patient's age, condition, and the desired suctioning technique.
Suctioning Procedure: The PVC sputum suction catheter is inserted into the patient's airway through the mouth or nose, reaching down to the bronchial or tracheal level. Suction is applied by connecting the catheter to a suction source, which creates negative pressure and facilitates the removal of secretions.
Sterility: PVC sputum suction catheters are typically packaged in a sterile manner to minimize the risk of infection. It is crucial to follow proper aseptic techniques during catheter insertion and suctioning procedures to maintain patient safety.
Single-Use: PVC sputum suction catheters are generally intended for single-use and disposable, meaning they are used for one patient and then discarded to prevent cross-contamination between individuals.
It is important for healthcare professionals to receive appropriate training on the correct technique for catheter insertion and suctioning to ensure patient safety and optimize the effectiveness of the procedure.
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