Dynarex Closed Suction Catheters Tracheal

Yes, the Dynarex Closed Suction Catheter system is specifically engineered for closed suctioning procedures to minimize infection risk and maintain patient respiratory stability.

Key benefits of this closed design include:

• Superior Infection Control: By preserving the integrity of the ventilator circuit, the risk of cross-contamination for both the patient and the care provider is significantly reduced.
• Continuous Ventilation: Suctioning is performed without disconnecting the patient, helping to maintain essential parameters like oxygen delivery and PEEP (Positive End-Expiratory Pressure).

These systems also incorporate a Flex Tube for ease of maneuverability and are available in two primary connection configurations:

• DOUBLE SWIVEL Elbow
• T-PIECE MDI (which allows for nebulized medication administration)

Yes, the primary function of the Dynarex Closed Suction Catheter system is to maximize safety and significantly reduce contamination risks. It achieves this by:

• Minimizing Cross-Contamination: The closed design allows caregivers to suction the patient’s airway without disconnecting the ventilator. This limits the exposure of both the patient and the clinician to aerosolized secretions, reducing the risk of infection.
• Maintaining Ventilation Stability: Crucially, keeping the circuit closed helps ensure consistent ventilation support and maintains vital parameters, such as Positive End-Expiratory Pressure (PEEP), throughout the suctioning process.
• Enhancing Maneuverability: The system also includes a Flex Tube component to provide greater ease of handling during the procedure.

Yes, the Dynarex Closed Suction Catheters Tracheal include a flex tube for enhanced maneuverability during suctioning procedures.

Yes, these catheters include a color-coded indicator system designed to assist with tracking replacement timing.

• The kit provides color-coded stickers for each day of the week (Monday through Sunday).
• These labels serve as a visual reminder to ensure timely replacement of the single-patient-use catheter assembly, which is crucial for maintaining the closed suction system’s integrity and promoting patient safety.

The packaging quantity for these closed suction catheters is specified as 2/10 cs (Case Quantity).

Based on this standard grouping, the implied quantity for a full case is typically 10 units (catheters/packages).

The Dynarex Closed Suction Catheters are offered in two primary configurations, both designed with a closed system to maintain airway sterility:

1. DOUBLE SWIVEL Elbow: This configuration includes a flexible (Flex) tube for improved maneuverability and ease of use during the suctioning procedure.
2. T-PIECE MDI Connector: This versatile option features a port specifically for Metered Dose Inhaler (MDI) administration, allowing respiratory medications to be delivered without disconnecting the patient or compromising the closed circuit.

Yes, the Dynarex Closed Suction Catheters are available in a variety of French (fr) sizes to accommodate diverse patient needs in a clinical setting. The available sizes include:

• 10 fr
• 12 fr
• 14 fr
• 16 fr

The Dynarex Closed Suction Catheters are available in four common French sizes and two specialized connection configurations, all featuring a Flex Tube design for better maneuverability.

Available Sizes (French):

• 10 fr
• 12 fr
• 14 fr
• 16 fr

Connection Configurations:

1. DOUBLE SWIVEL Elbow: Offers a reliable, highly flexible sealed connection to the ventilation system.
2. T-PIECE MDI: This configuration includes a built-in MDI port (Metered Dose Inhaler port) for administering aerosolized medication without breaking the closed circuit.

Yes, the Dynarex Closed Suction Catheters utilize a closed system design. This innovative feature helps to minimize the risk of cross-contamination and infection during the suctioning procedure, ensuring a safer environment for both patients and healthcare providers.

Yes, these closed suction catheters are available in multiple configurations to suit varying clinical needs, all designed to maintain a closed system during airway management. Both configurations include an integrated Flex Tube for improved maneuverability.

The available connector types are:

• DOUBLE SWIVEL Elbow: Designed for maximum flexibility and ease of positioning during the suctioning process.
• T-PIECE MDI (Metered Dose Inhaler): This specialized configuration includes a port that allows clinicians to administer aerosolized medication without disconnecting the patient from the ventilator circuit.