Cardinal Health 141900 - Argyle Suction Catheter, Directional Valve, Straight Packed, 10FR, 100/cs (Continental US Only)

Cardinal Health 141900 - Argyle Suction Catheter, Directional Valve, Straight Packed, 10FR, 100/cs (Continental US Only)

Cardinal Health 141900 Argyle Suction Catheters with Directional Valve, Straight Packed

The Argyle suction catheter with directional valve is color-coded for easy French size identification.

• Firm but flexible catheter maintains efficient suction with ease of insertion and withdrawal
• DeLee tip minimizes trauma
• 1 cm graduation marks on pediatric sizes ensures accurate insertion distance for pediatric use
• Not made with natural rubber latex

Features of Cardinal Health Argyle Suction Catheters with Directional Valve

Directional Valve: The catheter is equipped with a directional valve that allows for precise control of suction, reducing the risk of injury or trauma to the patient's airway.

Color-Coded: The catheters are color-coded for easy identification of different sizes, helping healthcare professionals select the appropriate catheter for the patient.

Smooth Catheter Surface: The catheter features a smooth surface that helps reduce tissue irritation and potential damage during suctioning.

Latex-Free: It is latex-free, which reduces the risk of allergic reactions in both patients and healthcare providers.

Multiple Size Options: Cardinal Health offers various size options to accommodate the specific needs of patients and healthcare settings.

Sterile Packaging: The catheters come in sterile packaging to minimize the risk of infection and ensure patient safety.

Benefits of Cardinal Health Argyle Suction Catheters with Directional Valve

Improved Patient Comfort: The directional valve and smooth catheter surface help minimize patient discomfort and reduce the risk of airway trauma during suctioning.

Infection Control: Sterile packaging helps maintain aseptic conditions during suctioning procedures, reducing the risk of infections for patients.

Reduced Risk of Allergic Reactions: Being latex-free makes these catheters safe for patients with latex allergies or sensitivities.

Ease of Use: The color-coded design simplifies the selection of the appropriate catheter size, making it easier for healthcare providers to choose the right tool for the job.

Enhanced Control: The directional valve allows for better control of the suction process, making it more effective and safer for patients.

Versatility: With various size options, these catheters can be used in a wide range of clinical settings and for patients of different ages.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

1.Q: What is the Cardinal Health 141900 Argyle Suction Catheter with Directional Valve used for?

A: These catheters are designed for suctioning secretions from a patient's airway, helping to maintain clear and open air passages.

2.Q: How do I choose the right size of the Argyle Suction Catheter for a patient?

A: The catheters are color-coded for different sizes. Refer to the color-coding guide and consult with your healthcare provider to select the appropriate size based on the patient's needs.

3.Q: What is the purpose of the directional valve on this catheter?

A: The directional valve allows for precise control of suction, reducing the risk of injury or trauma to the patient's airway during the suctioning procedure.

4.Q: Are these catheters latex-free?

A: Yes, Cardinal Health 141900 Argyle Suction Catheters are latex-free, reducing the risk of allergic reactions for patients and healthcare providers.

5.Q: Do the catheters come pre-sterilized?

A: Yes, these catheters come in sterile packaging to maintain aseptic conditions during suctioning procedures, minimizing the risk of infection.

6.Q: Can these catheters be used on patients of all ages?

A: Yes, with various size options available, they can be used on patients of different ages, from pediatric to adult populations.

7.Q: Can these catheters be used with any suction machine or system?

A: These catheters are compatible with most standard suction machines and systems. Ensure that the connections and equipment match before use.

8.Q: Are these catheters intended for single-use only, or can they be reused?

A: Cardinal Health typically recommends single-use for these catheters to maintain optimal hygiene and safety. Reusing disposable catheters may compromise patient safety and effectiveness.