Hudson Nasal Pronge

Hudson Nasal Pronge Specification

Storage Instructions
Store in Cool, Dry Place

Usage Type
Single Use, Disposable

Function
Delivers Supplemental Oxygen

Instruments Type
Respiratory Care Device

Features
Soft, Flexible, Kink-Resistant Tubing, Comfortable Fit

Shelf Life
5 Years

Equipment Type
Nasal Prongs

Material
Medical Grade PVC

Condition
New

Technology
Oxygen Delivery Interface

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent Operation

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Hospital, Clinic, Homecare Oxygen Therapy

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies with Size (Adult/Pediatric/Neonatal)

Weight
Lightweight

Color
Transparent

About Hudson Nasal Pronge

Neonatal Breathing Circuits Infant Heated Wire Breathing Circuits Product Features

Heater wire circuit with spiral heater wire to maintain the temperature and humidity ensures superior control over condensation.
Color coding for easy identification of inspiratory limb (blue), and expiratory limb (white)
Autofeed chamber with color floating valve and water level indicator, offers user feedback regarding the water level from distance.
Low resistance to flow minimizes work of breathing.
Light & flexible Circuit supplied preassembled for ease of use.
Compatible to F&P MR850 and MR730 Heater base.
Includes adaptor pack to ensure compatability.
Easily connects with NeoPAP-S Infant Nasal CPAP cannula.

Universal Comfort Across Ages

Hudson Nasal Pronge accommodates patients from neonates to adults, ensuring that every user benefits from its soft, curved prongs and tailored fit. The pronge's flexible design and size options provide optimal comfort and secure placement, making oxygen delivery safe and convenient for all age groups in various care environments.

Efficient and Reliable Oxygen Delivery

This device offers consistent low-flow oxygen administration with silent operation, supporting flows up to 6 LPM for adults. Its standard 2.1 meter kink-resistant tubing prevents interruptions and maintains a steady supply, making it a dependable choice for acute and chronic respiratory care applications.

Safe, Hygienic, and Easy Handling

Constructed from medical-grade PVC, the Hudson Nasal Pronge is latex-free and designed for single use, reducing infection risk. Each unit is hygienically packed and can be safely stored for up to five years, ensuring readiness whenever needed in hospital, clinic, or homecare settings.

FAQ's of Hudson Nasal Pronge:

Q: How should the Hudson Nasal Pronge be applied for optimal comfort and fit?

A: Gently position the soft, curved nasal prongs into the patient's nostrils and adjust the flexible tubing around the ears. Select the appropriate size-adult, pediatric, or neonatal-to ensure a secure and comfortable placement during oxygen therapy.

Q: What oxygen flow rates does the Hudson Nasal Pronge support?

A: The pronge is intended for low-flow oxygen administration, delivering up to 6 liters per minute (LPM) for adult patients. Flow rates may vary according to patient size and clinical requirements.

Q: When is it appropriate to use this device in care settings?

A: Hudson Nasal Pronge is suitable for use in hospitals, clinics, and homecare environments whenever low-flow supplemental oxygen is required for respiratory support, across all age groups.

Q: Where should the nasal pronge be stored to maintain product integrity?

A: Store the device in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. This ensures that the shelf life of up to five years is preserved and the pronge remains ready for use when needed.

Q: What benefits do the soft, kink-resistant tubing and universal connector provide?

A: The soft, kink-resistant tubing maintains uninterrupted oxygen delivery and enhances patient comfort, while the universal oxygen connector adapts easily to most oxygen sources, streamlining setup in various medical facilities.

Q: How does the single-use, disposable design promote patient safety?

A: By being individually packed and intended for single use, the Hudson Nasal Pronge minimizes cross-contamination risk and ensures hygiene, which is critical in both clinical and homecare settings.