What is the suction tube?
The suction tube is a medical device that provides suction to the suction machine. Sancing can be used to clean liquids and sludge away from the area of concern and is used in many different aspects of medical care. The suction devices are commonly found on ambulances, in hospital rooms, in emergency rooms and clinics with attached hoses and tips for various applications. Like other medical devices, the intake machine is designed by removable pipes and tips that can be changed between patients to reduce the spread of the disease. While dental work is carried out, someone's mouth can be filled with blood and saliva. This poses a risk to the patient because it can close the airways and also makes it difficult to see and work. The suction tube is used for regular cleaning of the mouth and basically sucks excess liquid to clean the area. It can be used by a dentist or assistant that provides suction on request or if necessary.
In surgery, the suction tubes are also used to clean the surgical field. Blood can fill the field, which makes it difficult to see and complicate the field. Other fluids such as mucus and pus can also prevent a clear vision of the surgical place. In the liposuction procedures, a specialized intake tube is used to pull fat cells from the body and the intake tube is also used in neurosurgery, where it removes excess liquid and releases pressure on the skull.
suction can also be used in the care of patients who spend time in the hospital under respiratory conditions. Many of these patients require airway suction to remove mucus. The suction tube increases the patient's comfort, reduces the risk of complications such as pneumonia, and keep the lungs clean to allow the patient to breathe. Betting is also used when a patient near Death is to reduce the sound of a significant "rattle", because this sound can be worrying for family members.
Tips on the suction tube can be changedT for different applications. Bended and direct tips are available along with tips of different widths and patterns. Some are made of metal, designed for sterilization and reuse, while others are made of plastics, in which case they are single and discarded so that organisms are not passed between patients.