What Is Tracheal Intubation?

The tracheal intubation can be divided into capsules with or without capsules as follows. Capsule tracheal intubations are designed with high-capacity and large-volume tapered low-pressure cuffs and with inflatable tubes, indicating balloons and check valves, A cystic endotracheal intubation with a murphy hole. To provide a reference for insertion, the tracheal intubation is marked with a length of cm. It can indicate the distance from the patient's end. The capsule is then marked in increments of 2-4 cm until it is visible beyond the throat. The size of the capsuleless pediatric intubation is 3.5-4.5mm, which is used as a reference mark when there is an intubation at the end. All cannulas have a radiopaque line. Capsules and non-capsule cannulas are made of heat-sensitive PVC materials that can soften at body temperature. High tactile feedback indicates the balloon. The smooth end cup shape minimizes damage during insertion. The shape of the capsule is suitable for long / short-term surgical insertion.

Single-use tracheal intubation

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The tracheal intubation can be divided into capsules with or without capsules as follows. Capsule tracheal intubations are designed with high-capacity and large-volume tapered low-pressure cuffs, with inflatable tubes, indicating balloons and check valves, and A cystic endotracheal intubation with a murphy hole. To provide a reference for insertion, the tracheal intubation is marked with a length of cm. It can indicate the distance from the patient's end. The capsule is then marked in increments of 2-4 cm until it is visible beyond the throat. The size of the capsuleless pediatric intubation is 3.5-4.5mm, which is used as a reference mark when there is an intubation at the end. All cannulas have a radiopaque line. Capsules and non-capsule cannulas are made of heat-sensitive PVC materials that can soften at body temperature. High tactile feedback indicates the balloon. The smooth end cup shape minimizes damage during insertion. The shape of the capsule is suitable for long / short-term surgical insertion.

Chinese name

Single-use tracheal intubation

Classification

With and without capsules

Instructions

Ventilation through nose and mouth

Scope of application

Suitable for adults and children

The tracheal intubation can be divided into capsules with or without capsules as follows. Capsule tracheal intubations are designed with high-capacity and large-volume tapered low-pressure cuffs, with inflatable tubes, indicating balloons and check valves, and A cystic endotracheal intubation with a murphy hole. To provide a reference for insertion, the tracheal intubation is marked with a length of cm. It can indicate the distance from the patient's end. The capsule is then marked in increments of 2-4 cm until it is visible beyond the throat. The size of the capsuleless pediatric intubation is 3.5-4.5mm, which is used as a reference mark when there is an intubation at the end. All cannulas have a radiopaque line. Capsules and non-capsule cannulas are made of heat-sensitive PVC materials that can soften at body temperature. High tactile feedback indicates the balloon. The smooth end cup shape minimizes damage during insertion. The shape of the capsule is suitable for long / short-term surgical insertion.

Ventilation is inserted through the nose and mouth. Murphy type tracheal intubation is suitable for adults and children. The clinical judgment of a professional doctor is to select the appropriate type of intubation for the patient.

Avoid laser waves or electrodes. In contact with laser waves or electrical surgery electrodes, especially oxygen-enhanced mixtures will cause intubation to burn quickly and be accompanied by harmful thermal effects, emitting corrosive and toxic substances, including HCl.

The current insertion and dialing should be in accordance with the currently accepted medical technology. The clinical professional chooses the right intubation for each patient.
1. Remove the sterilized endotracheal tube from the bag.
2. Test thoroughly before intubation. Inflate with a syringe and deflate after testing.
3 Press the machine end connector to connect the cannula.
4 Intubation according to currently accepted medical techniques.
5. (With capsule) Remove the syringe.
6. (With a capsule) Evacuate the gas in the cuff before removing the tube.
7. Intubation in accordance with currently accepted medical techniques.

It should be protected from light, heat, UV, and in a dry and ventilated place. Handle it with care during transportation and pay attention to moisture.