Nasal Cannula

Nasal Cannula Specification

Function
Delivers supplemental oxygen to the patient via nose

Instruments Type
Respiratory Care Device

Features
Flexible, kink-resistant tubing; soft nasal prongs; universal connector

Shelf Life
5 years (if unopened)

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place

Usage Type
Disposable, single-use

Equipment Type
Nasal Cannula

Material
Soft, medical-grade PVC

Condition
New

Technology
Standard oxygen delivery

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent operation

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Hospital and clinical oxygen therapy

Power Source
Not required (non-electrical)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies (adult/child sizes available)

Weight
Very lightweight, approx. 10-20 g

Color
Transparent or light green

About Nasal Cannula

Optiflow nasal high flow delivers respiratory support to your patients, by providing heated, humidified air and oxygen at flow rates up to 70 L/min through the unique Optiflow nasal cannula and delivered by a device such as the Airvo 2 nasal high flow system.

Gentle Comfort for Effective Oxygen Delivery

Soft, curved nasal prongs minimize irritation, making this cannula ideal for continuous oxygen therapy across all age groups. Flexible, kink-resistant tubing ensures uninterrupted flow, enhancing patient comfort during use.

Adaptable for All Patient Needs

Available in adult, pediatric, and infant sizes, these nasal cannulas address a wide range of clinical requirements. Each device is sterile, portable, and individually poly-packed, assuring safety for single-use hospital and clinic settings.

Reliable, Hassle-Free Application

Featuring a universal 6 mm connector and silent, non-electrical operation, this device is easy to use and compatible with standard oxygen sources. Its disposable design and generous shelf life simplify inventory and infection control.

FAQ's of Nasal Cannula:

Q: How is the nasal cannula with soft curved prongs used in clinical settings?

A: This nasal cannula is placed gently in the patient's nostrils, with soft prongs conforming comfortably to the nose. The tube is then connected via its standard 6 mm fitting to an oxygen source, delivering supplemental oxygen directly and efficiently.

Q: What makes this nasal cannula suitable for long-term use in hospitals?

A: The soft, medical-grade PVC prongs reduce irritation and discomfort for patients, even with extended use. Its kink-resistant tubing maintains consistent oxygen flow, while the device's silent operation supports a peaceful clinical environment.

Q: When should a nasal cannula be chosen over a face mask for oxygen therapy?

A: A nasal cannula is ideal for patients needing low to moderate supplemental oxygen (up to 6 L/min) who prefer comfort and the ability to speak or eat during therapy, unlike traditional face masks.

Q: Where can this nasal cannula be used, and who can benefit from it?

A: Suitable for hospitals, clinics, and medical facilities, this cannula is available in adult, pediatric, and infant sizes, supporting a broad spectrum of patients in respiratory care settings.

Q: What is the process for connecting the nasal cannula to an oxygen supply?

A: Simply attach the cannula's universal 6 mm connector to the oxygen outlet, ensuring a secure fit. Adjust the flow rate as prescribed, then position the nasal prongs in the patient's nostrils, securing the tubing along the ears and under the chin.

Q: Can this device be reused after one application?

A: No, this nasal cannula is intended for single-use only. It should be disposed of after each patient to prevent cross-infection and comply with hospital hygiene standards.

Q: What are the main benefits of using this specific nasal cannula?

A: Key benefits include enhanced comfort due to soft prongs, reliable and safe oxygen delivery, latex-free composition for allergy prevention, and ease of application with a universal connector and lightweight, portable design.