Closed Suction System 24H T-Piece Closed Suction Catheter MDI Port

Directions for use

1. Prepare the closed suctioning system, suction machine, sterile gloves, mask, and other equipment. Ensure the suction machine is in good working condition.
2. Check if the suction catheter, connecting tubes, negative pressure control valve, and other components are intact and in good condition.
3. Evaluate the patient's consciousness, respiratory status, amount and consistency of secretions, and determine the need for suctioning.
4. Ensure the patient can tolerate the suctioning procedure. If necessary, provide appropriate sedation or analgesia.
5. Connect the closed suction catheter to the suction port of the suction machine, ensuring a secure connection.
6. Ensure the valve on the suction catheter is closed to prevent air leaks or mishandling.
7. Put on sterile gloves and a mask to maintain a sterile field during the procedure.
8. Clean the patient's mouth and airways, removing secretions and foreign matter to facilitate suctioning.
9. Turn on the suction machine and insert the suction catheter into the airway, typically inserting it 25-30cm into the tracheal tube until resistance is felt. Withdraw the catheter by 1-2cm.
10. Press the suction valve with your thumb while withdrawing the catheter in a spiral motion. The suctioning time should generally not exceed 15 seconds.
11. Observe the patient's response and the secretions during suctioning. Stop the procedure if any abnormalities are noted.

Closed Suction System 24H T-Piece Closed Suction Catheter MDI Port

Closed Suction System 24H T-Piece Closed Suction Catheter MDI Port