Kendall 930 Series Radiolucent Foam Electrodes (600/Case)

Yes, the Kendall 930 Series electrodes are specifically optimized for general patient monitoring in clinical settings with high patient turnover.

Their design prioritizes speed and reliability, making them ideal for use in:

• Emergency Departments (ED)
• Surgery Centers
• EMS (Emergency Medical Services)

A key feature supporting this use is the pre-wired configuration, which significantly reduces patient setup time.

Yes, the Kendall 930 Series Foam Electrodes are radiolucent. This essential feature ensures they can remain on the patient during diagnostic imaging procedures (such as X-rays) without causing interference. This capability makes them highly suitable for high-turnover clinical settings like emergency departments and surgery centers where continuous monitoring is required during diagnostics.

Yes, the pre-wired design of the Kendall 930 Series Radiolucent Foam Electrodes is specifically engineered to significantly reduce patient setup time.

This convenience streamlines the workflow, making these electrodes ideal for high-turnover clinical settings such as:

• Emergency Departments
• Surgery Centers
• EMS services

The case contains a total of 600 electrodes, and Cardinal Health offers three distinct internal packaging configurations to suit varying clinical distribution needs:

• 30/Pack Configuration: Includes 20 packs of 30 electrodes each.
• 3/Pack Configuration: Includes 200 packs of 3 electrodes each.
• 5/Pack Configuration: Includes 60 packs of 5 electrodes per bag, with 2 bags per case.

A full case of Kendall 930 Series Radiolucent Foam Electrodes contains 600 electrodes.

Yes, the Kendall 930 Series electrodes are specifically designed for general patient monitoring in high-turnover clinical environments, such as emergency departments, surgery centers, and EMS operations. They are optimized for acute care settings where speed and reliability are crucial due to the following key features:

• Pre-wired convenience: This allows for rapid patient setup, minimizing critical time in fast-paced scenarios.
• Radiolucent design: They can be left in place during imaging procedures (like X-ray or fluoroscopy) without causing artifacts or interference.
• Construction: They are foam electrodes utilizing a conductive adhesive hydrogel to ensure reliable contact and signal quality for ECG/EKG applications.

Yes, the Kendall 930 Series electrodes utilize Conductive Adhesive Hydrogel combined with a foam backing. This material ensures reliable electrical conductivity for general patient monitoring, making them highly suitable for high-turnover environments like emergency departments and surgery centers.

The Kendall 930 Series electrodes are supplied in high-volume cases containing a total of 600 electrodes. You have flexibility with three distinct internal packaging configurations to suit various clinical distribution needs:

• 30 Electrodes per Pack: Cases include 20 packs total.
• 3 Electrodes per Pack: Cases include 200 packs total.
• 5 Electrodes per Pack: This configuration uses 60 packs per bag, with 2 bags included in the case.

The Kendall 930 Series Radiolucent Foam Electrodes are supplied in cases of 600, but the internal packaging configuration varies to suit different clinical distribution preferences. The available options are:

• 30/Pack: 20 packs per case (600 electrodes total).
• 3/Pack: 200 packs per case (600 electrodes total).
• 5/Pack: This configuration includes 60 packs per bag, with 2 bags per case (600 electrodes total).

Yes, the pre-wired design significantly contributes to efficiency by reducing the overall setup time required for patient monitoring.

This feature is crucial for high-turnover clinical settings where rapid patient connection is critical, including:

• Emergency Departments (EDs)
• Surgery Centers
• EMS

Having the electrodes arrive pre-wired allows clinical staff to achieve faster preparation and application times.