Key Features:
Soft and Flexible: Made from soft and flexible materials to enhance patient comfort during use.
Dual Prongs: Typically features two prongs that are inserted into the patient’s nostrils for oxygen delivery.
Oxygen Tubing: Connected to an oxygen source through tubing, allowing for the flow of oxygen to the catheter.
Nasal Flare: Some catheters have flared ends to prevent discomfort and ensure a secure fit in the nostrils.
Adjustable Head Strap: Equipped with an adjustable head strap to secure the catheter in place.
Single-Use or Reusable: Available in both single-use and reusable options, depending on the specific requirements.
Transparent Tubing: Some models have transparent tubing, enabling healthcare professionals to visually monitor the flow of oxygen.
Variety of Sizes: Offered in various sizes to accommodate different patient needs and ages.
Sterile Packaging: Supplied in sterile packaging to maintain aseptic conditions during use.
Latex-Free Options: Many nasal oxygen catheters are available in latex-free materials for patients with latex allergies.
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