Key Features:
Flexible Tube: Constructed with a flexible tube that facilitates maneuverability and minimizes trauma during suctioning.
Sterile Tip: The distal end features a sterile tip to prevent infections during the suctioning process.
Eyes or Holes: Multiple openings, often referred to as eyes or holes, are present near the tip to facilitate effective suctioning.
Connector: Equipped with a connector at the proximal end to attach to suction devices or tubing.
Depth Markings: Some catheters have depth markings to guide healthcare professionals during insertion.
Variety of Sizes: Available in various sizes to accommodate different patient ages and requirements.
Thumb Control: Many catheters have a thumb control or valve to regulate suction pressure.
Transparent Tube: Some models feature a transparent tube for visual monitoring of suctioned material.
Disposable or Reusable: Offered in both disposable and reusable options based on clinical needs.
Latex-Free Options: Many suction catheters are available in latex-free materials for patients with latex allergies.
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