About Plastic Adult Limbo Anesthesia Breathing Circuit
here are many forms of breathing system, each having somewhat different mechanisms of action. They have traditionally been classified by the way in which the system interacts with fresh air from the surrounding atmosphere, and by whether the patient rebreathes gases that they have previously exhaled.[1][2][3] However, there is no international standard for classifying breathing systems, and the terms "semi-open" and "semi-closed" may cause confusion in particular between US and British usage.[4] Strictly speaking, the term "circuit" is only accurate in the case of closed systems where the breathed gas completes a full circuit.[4]Advanced Breathing Circuit for AnesthesiaThe Limbo Adult Anesthesia Breathing Circuit delivers safe, reliable connection between patients and anesthesia machines in surgical and intensive care environments. Its single-use, sterile design minimizes infection risk, while the universal connectors and lightweight construction enable rapid, comfortable setup for clinicians.
Enhanced Flexibility and SafetyFeaturing kink-resistant, wide bore tubing and spiral/smooth bore construction, the circuit ensures consistent gas delivery, even during patient movement. The transparent tubing allows real-time observation of condensation and blockages, enhancing patient safety and care quality in high-demand healthcare settings.
FAQ's of Plastic Adult Limbo Anesthesia Breathing Circuit:
Q: How is the Adult Limbo Anesthesia Breathing Circuit used in clinical settings?
A: The circuit is used by connecting its universal 22mm connectors to an anesthesia machine and a patient interface (such as a mask or endotracheal tube). It facilitates the delivery and removal of anesthetic gases to and from the patient throughout surgical or ICU procedures.
Q: What makes this breathing circuit suitable for operating rooms and ICUs?
A: Its sterile, disposable design helps prevent cross-contamination, while compliance with ISO/DIN standards, temperature resistance, and silent operation make it ideal for rigorous use in operating rooms or intensive care units.
Q: When should the Limbo Anesthesia Breathing Circuit be replaced?
A: As the circuit is designed for single use only, it should be discarded immediately after each patient to maintain sterility and safety. Do not reuse or reprocess the product.
Q: What are the benefits of the flexible, kink-resistant tubing in this breathing circuit?
A: The flexible, kink-resistant tubing maintains consistent airflow even if the patient or tubing is repositioned, reducing the risk of interrupted ventilation during procedures.
Q: Where should the circuit be stored before use?
A: Store the circuit in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Maintaining proper storage conditions extends shelf life and preserves sterility before use.
Q: What accessory components are included with the circuit?
A: Each circuit comes with an elbow adapter, Y piece, and mask connector, offering versatile configurations for different clinical situations and patient requirements.