🚀 Elevate Your Intubation Game!
The ONTEX Pediatric Endotracheal Tube Introducer, also known as a Bougie, is designed to facilitate endotracheal intubation with ease and precision. Featuring a curved tip for blind placement, a smooth rounded end to protect soft tissues, and clear graduated markings for depth indication, this latex-free device is essential for medical professionals. Each box contains ten high-quality introducers, ensuring you are well-equipped for any intubation challenge.
| Brand | Ontex |
| Colour | Blue |
| Number of Items | 10 |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Specific Uses For Product | Medical Procedure (Endotracheal Intubation) |
| Seasons | All Season |
| Special Feature | Latex free |
| Wick Quantity | 10 |
| Model Name | Bougie for Intubation |
| Package Information | Can |
| Material Type Free | latex free |
| Embellishment | Latex free |
| Material Feature | Bougie 10 Fr X 70 cm. The Bougie is a straight, semirigid stylette like device with a bent tip that can be used when intubation is expected to be difficult often helpful when the tracheal opening is anterior to the visual field. During laryngoscopy, the bougie is carefully advanced into the larynx and through the cords until the tip enters a mainstem broncus. While maintaining the laryngoscope and Bougie in position, an assistant threads an ETT over the end of the bougie, into the larynx. Once the ETT is in place, the bougie is removed.<br> <br>Usage Instructions:<br> <br>1.Select the right size ET tube you plan to intubate.<br> <br>2.Lubricate introducer with KY jelly.<br> <br>3.Perform laryngoscopy. If cords not visible, identify landmarks to aid intubation.<br> <br>4.Place introducer into the pharynx and direct into larynx. If necessary, bend the introducer to negotiate the corner. Correct placement may be confirmed by detection of tracheal clicks and hold up of the bougie - no hold up indicates oesophageal placement.<br> <br>5.Leave laryngoscope in place while assistant threads ET tube over introducer into trachea. If tube sticks at the laryngeal inlet, a 90 degree counter clockwise rotation may help.<br> <br>6.Hold the tube firmly in place and gently withdraw the introducer.<br> <br>7.Remove laryngoscope and confirm tube placement as usual.<br> <br>8.If preferred, the ET tube may be placed over the introducer prior to intubation, instead of using stylet. |
| Manufacturer | ONTEX Medical Devices Manufacturing Pvt.Ltd |
| Part Number | 1062018 |
| Special Features | Latex free |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Manufacturer | ONTEX Medical Devices Manufacturing Pvt.Ltd |
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