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Endotracheal Tube Fr./ ID 7.0, Cuffed, 10pcs
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 7.0 ( Uncuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube Fr./ ID 7.5, Cuffed
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 7.5 ( Cuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube Fr./ ID 7.5, Cuffed, 10pcs
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 7.5 ( Cuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube Fr.11.3 / ID 8.5, Cuffed
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 8.5 (Cuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube Fr.11.3 / ID 8.5, Cuffed, 10pcs
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 8.5 (Cuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube Fr.20/ ID 6.5, Cuffed
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 6.5 (Cuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube Fr.20/ ID 6.5, Cuffed, 10pcs
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 6.5 (Cuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube ID 2.0, Uncuffed
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 2.0 ( Uncuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube ID 2.0, Uncuffed
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 2.0 ( Uncuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube ID 2.5, Uncuffed
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 2.5 (Uncuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube ID 2.5, Uncuffed, 10pcs
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 2.5 (Uncuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube ID 3.0, Uncuffed
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 3.0 (Uncuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
Endotracheal Tube ID 3.0, Uncuffed, 10pcs
0> PARTNERS
> Endotracheal Tube
> Single Use
> Sterile
> Fr 3.0 (Uncuffed)Direction:
Prior to intubation, deflate the cuff completely. After intubation, inflate the cuff using the minimum volume of air required to provide an effective seal.
immediately after cuff inflation, auscultate both lung fields. If breath sounds diminished over one or both field, adjust the tube required.
Endotracheal tube placement should be confirmed by viewing the position of the tube tip with a chest radiograph -
ESR Pipette Plastic
0> WINGUARD
> ESR Pipette
> White
> Plastic(ESR) is a test for ?nding out the presence of in?ammation or infections in the body. Disposable Polymer ESR Pipette: Made of Optically clear Polystyrene material. Comes with a Silicon plug on the bottom of the pipette Have a hydrophobic ?lter on top of the pipette
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ESR Pipette Plastic, 200pcs
0> WINGUARD
> ESR Pipette
> White
> Plastic(ESR) is a test for ?nding out the presence of in?ammation or infections in the body. Disposable Polymer ESR Pipette: Made of Optically clear Polystyrene material. Comes with a Silicon plug on the bottom of the pipette Have a hydrophobic ?lter on top of the pipette