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    • Buy cheap 1103415 Airway Adapter Set CO2 / O2 Nasal Cannula from wholesalers
    • Buy cheap 1103415 Airway Adapter Set CO2 / O2 Nasal Cannula from wholesalers
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    1103415 Airway Adapter Set CO2 / O2 Nasal Cannula

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    Brand Name : PHiliph
    Model Number : M2522A
    Certification : CE
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    1103415 Airway Adapter Set CO2 / O2 Nasal Cannula

    PHiliphhilip CO2 CapnoTrak Airway Adapter Set 1103415 CO2/O2 Nasal Cannula


    Product Description:


    Reduced or eliminated need for water traps


    The CapnoTrak reduces or eliminates the need for water traps by using water filters with hydroPHiliphhilipilic filters and hydroPHiliphhilipobic plugs, which protect the sample cell from moisture and secretions. To increase the lifespan of the water filter, we recommend adding a dehumidification tube.

    During moderate or deep sedation, the adequacy of ventilation shall be evaluated by continual observation of qualitative
    clinical signs and monitoring for the presence of exhaled carbon dioxide unless precluded or invalidated by the nature of the patient,
    procedure or equipment.”


    Monitoring severity of lung disease and impact of treatment


    Since etCO2 offers a measure of the alveolar O2/CO2
    exchange capabilities, clinicians are able to assess the effect of
    medications being used to treat asthma and chronic
    obstructive pulmonary disease in both intubated and non�intubated patients. As the therapy is given, the capnogram
    appearance is assessed for its slope and timing. The aim of
    therapy would be to have a near to normal capnogram
    displayed.
    Monitoring efficiency of mechanical ventilatory
    support
    Patients who are intubated and receiving mechanical
    ventilatory support benefit from etCO2 monitoring in several
    ways;
    • Disappearance of the etCO2 value & capnogram is
    suggested of ventilator disconnect. This may be detected on
    the patient monitor prior to the ventilator associated alarm.
    • Rebreathing of CO2 can be assessed by observing the
    upward trend of the capnogram over time.
    • There is a correlation between the etCO2 and PaCO2; a
    gradient between 1-5mmHg is normal & expected. When
    detecting a drop in etCO2, the clinician can measure the
    PaCO2 and compare the two values. When there is a
    widened gradient, this is suggestive of a pulmonary emboli
    and the patient needs immediate investigation.
    • One of the earliest indicators of insufficient neuromuscular
    blockade is the attempt of the patient to breath
    2 spontaneously. This can be seen on the capnogram which
    will have a notched appearance.


    Monitoring adequacy of pulmonary and coronary
    blood flow e.g. Cardiac Arrest
    Research has shown a close correlation between cardiac output
    and etCO2 readings. Therefore several organizations are now
    recommending that during cardio-pulmonary resuscitation
    (CPR), etCO2 be measured and used as an indicator
    effectiveness of CPR.
    Monitoring spontaneous breathing in non-intubated
    patients receiving procedural sedation
    Pulse oximetry (SpO2) is the standard used for measuring
    oxygen saturation of the blood; however it does not provide an
    accurate snapshot of the patient's current ventilatory status.
    Studies have shown that the earliest indicator of respiratory
    depression and apnea are changes in the etCO2 level, which
    occur long before changes are detected in the SpO2
    measurement.
    Because SpO2 does not provide information on the patients
    ventilatory status, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of
    Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) and the American Society
    of Anesthetists (ASA) have revised their monitoring standards
    and now recommend that all patients under heavy sedation or
    anesthesia should have continuous monitoring of their
    respiratory measurements. The mandated use of capnograPHiliphhilipy
    applies whenever drugs are administered that interfere with the
    protective airway reflex.
    Helping Choose the Appropriate CO2
    Technology - Mainstream or Sidestream and/
    or Microstream®
    There are various types of CO2 sampling technologies available
    with PHiliphhilip. It is important to understand the difference
    between the applications in order to help you select the best
    option to satisfy your specific clinical requirements.
    Mainstream CO2 Technology
    With mainstream CO2 technologies, the CO2 sensor is placed
    on an airway adapter which is directly in the breathing circuit.
    As a patient breathes or is ventilated, the sensor analyzes the
    gas passing through the adapter and reports the CO2 values.
    Mainstream technology is the ideal choice for intubated
    patients such as in the ICU. The benefits of this type of
    technology are that the measurement is made immediately at
    the airway. There is no sample removed from the breathing
    circuit.
    What is the limitation of mainstream for nonintubated patients?
    Because mainstream technology requires the insertion of an
    airway adapter into a breathing circuit, there is no easy
    connection for monitoring your non-intubated patients.


    Clearly visible CO2 ripples


    The CapnoTrak has a small diameter opening in the center of the lumen of the airway adapter, along with a water filter and a very small sample cell, which results in very clear CO2 ripples that rapidly rise in time, up to 100 rpm Also very suitable


    Sidestream CO2 and Microstream ® Technology
    With sidestream and Microstream® technology, a nasal
    cannula is placed on the patient, or, if the patient is intubated,
    an airway adapter set is connected to the breathing circuit. As
    the patient breathes, a portion of the breath is transported
    through the sample line, filtered and analyzed by an infrared
    sensor.
    Sidestream and Microstream® technology is the ideal choice
    for monitoring non-intubated patients such as in the ED for
    conscious sedation or for use as a safety monitor in the ICU
    after a patient has been extubated to help assure that the
    patient maintains adequate ventilation on their own.


    What is the limitation of sidestream for intubated patients?


    Patients who require intubation and long term ventilation
    typically will have thick secretions that are expelled through
    coughing or by suctioning. Because sidestream technology
    requires that the gas sample be transported from the breathing
    circuit, through the sample line to reach the CO2 analyzer,
    these secretions often will be aspirated into the sample line,
    causing the line to occlude requiring user intervention to
    correct the situation.


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    Q1How can I pay for it?
    A1T/T,Western Union, PayPal are all acceptable.
    Q2What are your main brands?
    A2PHiliphhilip, Mindray, GE, NIHON KOHDEN, Goldway, etc.
    Q3How long will it take to receive the goods?
    A3It depends on your shipping address.
    Q4What will you do if you find any quality problems within the warranty period?
    A4Repair or replace according to the actual situation.
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