Nasal oxygen tubes are used to provide supplemental oxygen due to their simplicity and high patient compliance. The surrounding air is inhaled through the nostrils, Fi0， It depends on the oxygen flow rate (1-6 liters/minute), the patient's tidal volume, inspiratory flow rate, and nasopharyngeal volume. Oxygen is delivered at a flow rate of 2 liters per minute, and the static oxygen concentration in the patient's throat is 25% -30%. Nasal oxygen tubes can prevent repeated breathing and provide high comfort when worn for a long time. Patients wearing nasal oxygen tubes can speak, eat, and drink, which can improve treatment compliance. It is recommended to use humidified oxygen to reduce discomfort and dryness in the nasal mucosal wall, especially when the flow rate is above 4 liters per minute.
Providing better care at lower costs, ear pressure ulcers account for 35% of all pressure ulcers caused by medical equipment in hospitals. Fulikai's soft touch catheter can minimize pressure on this sensitive area, reduce the possibility of skin damage, and reduce related costs.
Improve patient comfort
Smaller in size than earmuffs
Provide better care at a lower cost
Various sizes and options
Number of nasal congestion
|
032-10-022 |
Adult nasal oxygen tube+oxygen tube |
standard |
100 |
|
032-10-101 |
Adult nasal oxygen tube+oxygen tube |
Soft nose tip |
100 |
|
032-10-103 |
Children's nasal oxygen tube+oxygen tube |
Soft nose tip |
100 |
|
032-10-105 |
Newborn nasal oxygen tube+oxygen tube |
Soft nose tip |
100 |
|
032-10-116 |
Premature infant nasal oxygen tube+oxygen tube |
Soft nose tip |
100 |
