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Child Nasal Oxygen Cannula – 2.1m Kink-Resistant Tube – Latex-Free – Single-Use
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Our Child Nasal Oxygen Cannula: Comfortable, latex-free, and kink-resistant. Ideal for home or hospital use, providing a discreet, uninterrupted oxygen supply. Perfect for those needing long-term respiratory support.
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Unobtrusive oxygen support for home and hospital. Versatile, latex-free nasal cannula for continuous comfort.
The nasal oxygen cannula is an essential tool for delivering supplemental oxygen to individuals requiring respiratory assistance. Comprising a lightweight, flexible tube with twin prongs designed for nostril placement, this device ensures a seamless blend of air and oxygen delivery. Ideal for those necessitating extended oxygen therapy or when a mask proves too obtrusive, our Child Nasal Cannula guarantees comfort and prevents rebreathing, making it perfect for both hospital and home airway management.
Steroplast Healthcare offers two nasal cannulae tailored to meet the distinct needs of adults and paediatrics, each crafted with precision to cater to individual patient requirements.
11 Benefits of our Nasal Oxygen Cannulas
What are Nasal Oxygen Cannulas used for?
Nasal cannulas serve as an indispensable aid for those with respiratory conditions. Typically employed for conditions including:
- Asthma: Assisting with improved airflow for asthma patients.
- Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia: Aiding newborns with underdeveloped lungs.
- Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD): Ensuring adequate oxygen levels for patients.
- Cystic Fibrosis: Facilitating better breathing in affected individuals.
- Pneumonia: Supplementing oxygen to help combat the disease.
- Sleep Apnea: Ensuring a consistent oxygen supply during sleep.
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How to use the Nasal Oxygen Cannula
1. Inspect the Cannula: Before using, inspect the nasal cannula to ensure there are no cracks, kinks, or blockages in the tubing.
2. Wash Your Hands: Always begin by washing your hands thoroughly with soap and water to prevent contamination.
3. Connect to Oxygen Source:
a. If using an oxygen cylinder, ensure the valve is fully closed before connecting. Attach the nasal cannula's tubing to the oxygen outlet of the cylinder or concentrator.
b. Turn on the oxygen source and adjust the flow rate as prescribed by your healthcare provider.
4. Position the Cannula:
a. Place the two prongs so they point upwards.
b. Gently insert the prongs into your nostrils.
5. Secure the Tubing:
a. Loop the tubing over your ears, adjusting for a comfortable fit. The tubing should pass below your chin.
b. Use the slider (found on the tubing) to adjust and secure the cannula, ensuring it's snug but comfortable.
6. Breathe Normally: Once the nasal cannula is in place, breathe through your nose. The oxygen will flow directly into your nostrils.
7. Regular Monitoring: Periodically check the oxygen source to ensure it's functioning correctly and delivering the prescribed flow rate.
8. Hygiene and Maintenance:
a. Replace the nasal cannula as recommended by your healthcare provider or sooner if it becomes damaged.
b. Keep your nostrils clean to prevent infections.
c. If the cannula causes dryness or irritation, consult your healthcare provider for recommendations, such as using a water-based lubricant.
9. Turning Off:
a. When not in use, turn off the oxygen source first.
b. Remove the cannula from your nostrils and hang it in a clean, dry place.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Intended User | Children (Adult Size also available) |
| Prong Design | Straight |
| Tube Length | 2.1m |
| Material | Transparent & Latex-free |
| Kink Resistance | Yes, with inner star lumen design |
| Single-use/ Reusable | Single-use |
| Compatibility | Standard Flow Oxygen Concentration & Cylinders |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The nasal oxygen cannula is designed to deliver supplemental oxygen or airflow to individuals in need of respiratory assistance, especially those requiring long-term oxygen therapy or when a mask feels too intrusive.
Absolutely! The cannula is versatile and can be used both at home and in hospital settings for consistent and uninterrupted oxygen supply.
Yes, for maximum patient safety and to prevent cross-infection and contamination, this nasal cannula is designed for single use.
The tubing of the cannula is 2.1m in length.
This particular cannula is designed for children, but we also offer an adult size for younger patients to ensure their comfort and safety.
Certainly! The nasal cannula is latex-free, making it suitable for those with latex sensitivities.
The tubing is designed to be kink-resistant with an inner star lumen design, ensuring a smooth and continuous flow of oxygen.
Yes, the design of the nasal cannula allows patients to speak, eat, and drink comfortably while receiving oxygen.
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