CLOSE SUCTION FOR TRECHEOTOMY TUBE

CLOSE SUCTION FOR TRECHEOTOMY TUBE Specification

Function
Provides continuous suction while maintaining a closed circuit

Shelf Life
3-5 years

Features
Integrated suction control valve, lockable suction tip, minimizes infection risk, reduces exposure to secretions

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight

Instruments Type
ICU/Respiratory care consumables

Usage Type
Single use / Disposable

Equipment Type
Close Suction for Tracheotomy Tube

Material
Medical grade PVC, Polycarbonate

Condition
New

Technology
Closed Suction System

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Low

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Tracheotomy Suction Cleaning

Power Source
Manual

Dimension (L*W*H)
Standard tube lengths: 30-60 cm (customizable)

Weight
Lightweight (approx. 50-100 g)

Color
Transparent with colored connectors

Compliance
CE and ISO 13485 certified

Suction Tip Type
Soft, atraumatic, rounded tip

Suction Control
Integrated thumb control valve

Connector
Universal rotating connector fits standard tracheotomy tubes

Recommended Patients
Adults, pediatric, and neonatal

Protective Sleeve
Soft, clear protective sleeve for infection prevention

Sterility
Ethylene Oxide (EO) Sterilized

Packaging Type
Individually steri-packed

Catheter Size Range
6 Fr to 16 Fr available

About CLOSE SUCTION FOR TRECHEOTOMY TUBE

Tracheostomy Tube Suction

Close suction for a tracheostomy tube involves using a catheter that is enclosed within an outer sheath, allowing the same catheter to be used multiple times without the need to disconnect the patient from the ventilator. This method is preferred for several reasons:

Safety: It reduces the risk of airway collapse that can occur when a patient is disconnected from the ventilator during suctioning.
Efficiency: It minimizes the disruption to the patients breathing and oxygen supply.
Sterility: The catheter remains within a sheath, reducing the risk of contamination.
Patient Comfort: It is generally less invasive and can be performed without the need to remove the patient from the ventilator.

The procedure typically involves the following steps:

Preparation: Ensure all equipment is ready and functioning, including the suction machine and catheter.
Education: Explain the procedure to the patient if they are awake and cooperative.
Suctioning: Insert the catheter to the appropriate depth and apply suction as you withdraw it, ensuring the suction duration is brief (usually less than 10 seconds) to avoid mucosal damage and prolonged hypoxia.
Post-Suctioning: Monitor the patients vital signs, including heart rate and oxygen saturation levels, to ensure they remain stable.

This method is particularly recommended during the current health guidelines, especially for patients with conditions like COVID-19, to minimize the risk of aerosolization and transmission of infectious particles.

Advanced Closed Suction Technology for Critical Care

Designed for intensive care environments, this closed suction set minimizes infection risks and caregiver exposure to respiratory secretions. Its integrated lockable suction tip, clear protective sleeve, and real-time manual operation allow clinicians to maintain patient ventilation without circuit disconnection. The universal rotating connector ensures compatibility, and the product provides consistent, safe suction during airway management.

Ergonomic and Safe for All Patient Groups

With catheter sizes ranging from 6 Fr to 16 Fr, this system is suitable for use in adults, children, and neonates. The soft, atraumatic suction tip and transparent protective sleeve enhance patient safety, while lightweight construction and standardized dimensions ensure portable, user-friendly applications. Each set is individually sterilized and ready for disposable, single-use scenarios.

FAQ's of CLOSE SUCTION FOR TRECHEOTOMY TUBE:

Q: How should the Close Suction for Tracheotomy Tube be used for airway cleaning?

A: To perform tracheotomy suction, connect the universal rotating connector to the tracheotomy tube, activate suction using the integrated thumb control valve, and gently advance the catheter with the soft, atraumatic tip. Suction can be precisely regulated to clear secretions while maintaining a closed ventilation circuit.

Q: What patient populations can use this closed suction system?

A: This system caters to a wide range of patients, including adults, pediatric, and neonatal cases, thanks to its availability in various catheter sizes (6 Fr to 16 Fr) and safety features suitable for delicate airways.

Q: When should this device be selected over traditional open suction methods?

A: Closed suction systems are recommended when infection control and maintaining a closed-circuit airway are priorities, especially in ICUs and critical care. They reduce cross-contamination and loss of ventilation during suctioning.

Q: Where can this closed suction device be used?

A: Intended primarily for hospitals-especially ICUs and respiratory care areas-this product is designed for use by healthcare professionals, suppliers, traders, and wholesalers across India.

Q: What are the sterilization and safety features included in this system?

A: Each device is sterilized using ethylene oxide (EO), features a soft, clear protective sleeve to minimize infection, includes a lockable suction tip, and is made from biocompatible, medical-grade PVC and polycarbonate.

Q: How does the design benefit both patient and caregiver?

A: The closed design lowers infection risk, the atraumatic tip protects airway mucosa, and the rotating universal connector enables easy maneuverability. The clear sleeve reduces secretion exposure, ensuring both patient safety and caregiver convenience.