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NASAL OXYGEN CANNULA, 2 prongs + tube, premature

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R03010203 - Oxygen therapy nasal cannulas
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NASAL CANNULA, OXYGEN

Definition

A non-sterile, semi-rigid tube with nasal prongs designed to be inserted into the nostrils of a patient, and held in place with an over-the-ear tubing, to administer oxygen.

Synonym

nasal prongs, over-the-ear cannula​

Specifications

Quality standards

  • EN 13544-2, 2002, +A1 2009 Respiratory therapy equipment. Tubing and connectors
  • ISO 15001, 2010, edition 2, (confirmed 2022) Anaesthetic and respiratory equipment — Compatibility with oxygen
  • ISO 18190, 2016, edition 1, Anaesthetic and respiratory equipment - General requirements for airways and related equipment

Technical specifications

  • PVC low resistance tubing, round shape section, designed for low-flow procedures (0-15l/min)
  • Tubing compatibility with standard oxygen connecting tubing, 3-5mm internal diameter and 7-8mm external diameter, and 15/22 mm diameter ventilation tubing. Multi-channel design which permits oxygen flow even if the tubing is kinked.
  • Narrow, atraumatic (curved) prongs with lateral eyes, fixed to a flexible horizontal support
  • Over-the-ear tubing adjustable using a sliding ring
  • Y connection with oxygen tube fitted with female conical connector
  • Maximum flow/ minute (according the Ø of delivery tube)
    • premature and neonates: 1.5 - 2 l/min
    • child and adult: 6 liter/min
  • Non sterile, for single patient use
  • C​omes in 4 sizes: adult, child, neonate, premature
  • Length of the oxygen tube: ± 2 m

Packaging & Labelling

Individually packed in a sealed plastic envelope

Instructions for use

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