Product Description
I.V Cannula
Cannulae normally come with atrocarinside. The trocar is a needle, which punctures the body in order to get into the intended space. Many types of cannulae exist: Intravenouscannulae are the most common in hospital use. A variety of cannulae are used to establishcardiopulmonary bypassincardiac surgery.Anasal cannulais a piece of plastic tubing that runs under the nose and is used to administer oxygen.
Superior Quality and SafetyCrafted from medical-grade, transparent plastic, our I.V. Cannula provides excellent visibility for monitoring intravenous therapy and patient conditions. The disposable and waterproof nature of this product significantly reduces the chances of infection, making it ideal for both routine and critical care settings.
Designed for Efficient Clinical UsageSterilized and ready for immediate use, our cannula ensures safe, time-efficient intravenous access. The single-use design addresses infection control standards, while the transparency aids precise insertion. Healthcare facilities benefit from its reliability and patient safety features.
FAQs of I.V Cannula:
Q: How should the I.V. Cannula be used during intravenous therapy?
A: The I.V. Cannula is inserted into a patients vein under sterile conditions to provide a secure access point for administering fluids or medications. It is designed for single-use and should be disposed of after one session to maintain sanitary practices.
Q: What benefits does the transparent design of the I.V. Cannula offer?
A: The transparency allows healthcare professionals to visually monitor the vein and flow, which helps in assessing the site for infiltration or other complications, ensuring safer and more effective intravenous therapy.
Q: When should the I.V. Cannula be replaced or discarded?
A: The cannula should be disposed of immediately after one use or whenever intravenous access is no longer required, as it is strictly intended for single-use only to prevent the risk of cross-contamination.
Q: Where can this sterile, disposable I.V. Cannula be sourced?
A: Our I.V. Cannulas are available through export, supply, trading, and wholesale channels, providing accessibility for hospitals, clinics, and healthcare distributors.
Q: What is the sterilization process for this I.V. Cannula?
A: Each cannula undergoes a rigorous sterilization procedure before packaging, ensuring it remains free from harmful microorganisms until opened in a secure healthcare environment.
Q: How does being waterproof enhance the usage of the cannula?
A: The waterproof feature ensures that external moisture cannot compromise the integrity of the cannula or affect the cannulation site, bolstering patient safety during intravenous administration.
Q: Is the I.V. Cannula recyclable, and what should be considered regarding disposal?
A: This product is not recyclable due to its material composition and medical usage. Proper biomedical waste disposal protocols should be followed after use to minimize environmental impact and maintain hospital hygiene.