Hudson RCI Softech Adult Nasal Cannula

Features of Hudson RCI Nasal Cannula

• Hudson RCI Softech Adult Nasal Cannula is individually packaged
• Standard tubing connector allows direct attachment to flow meter
• Color: Clear
• Material: Vinyl
• Nasal Prongs: Straight Prong/Flared Tip
• Sterility: Non-Sterile
• Tubing Style: Star Lumen Tubing
• Type: Continuous Flow

What to buy with Softech Nasal Cannula

• Allied Oxygen Nut And Stem Adapter
• Hudson RCI Star Lumen Oxygen Supply Tubing
• Hudson RCI Softech Adult Nasal Cannula

Why to Choose Softech Nasal Cannula ?

• Softech Plus is the ideal choice for comfortable oxygen delivery because of the combination of a softer DEHP-free material and improved product design.
• The use of Softech Plus will help improve patient comfort and enhance the quality of care. 
• Extending from the nasal prongs to the entire lariat tubing, the super soft material can help reduce surface friction by 30% compared to other cannulas.
• Featuring an over-the-ear-design, this cannula ensures optimal patient comfort for the nose, the face and the ears.
• Safe:
  
  • In fact, the Softech Plus nasal cannula offers a new level of patient safety.
  • The use of DEHP-free materials helps clinicians reduce their patients exposure to DEHP, while the kink-resistant star-lumen lariat tubing ensures the uninterrupted flow of oxygen to the patient.
  • In addition, the highly visible, green-coloured oxygen tubing may prevent connection errors and accidental tripping.
• Superior:
  
  • Last but not least, we have integrated a special notch between the nasal prongs to achieve greater flexibility in terms of a more individual fit.
  • Moreover, Teleflex provides a comprehensive range of sizes, including adult, paediatric, infant and neonatal sizes.

How to clean Hudson RCI Softech Nasal Cannula

• Wipe with a clean cloth
• Clean with a mild detergent
• Soak in a 10 to 1 water to vinegar solution, for sanitation
• Rinse thoroughly with hot water
• Air dry

How to Put Nasal Prongs at the right place?

1. Choose the right size of cannula.
2. Point the open ends upward.
3. Orient the cannula so the prongs curve toward your face.
4. Place cannula above upper lip on face.
5. Make sure ends of prongs are inside your nostrils, but not too far.
6. Drape supporting tubing over ears.

What Is the Life Expectancy of a Cannula?

• If used more than a few hours each day, change it every two weeks to once per month.
• If used less than a few hours a day, change it every three to six months.
• If used all day, change it at least every two weeks.