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Heat Moisture Exchange Filters (HMEFs) are essential medical devices used in respiratory therapy, anesthesia, and mechanical ventilation.

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What is the use of urine meter drainage bag?

A urine meter drainage bag is a specialized urinary collection device that combines the functions of a standard urine bag with an integrated graduated measuring chamber (urometer). It is designed to accurately monitor and record a patient’s urine output in real time, making it an essential tool in critical‑care settings, perioperative management, and any clinical scenario where precise fluid balance is crucial.

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What is the difference between a urine meter and a urine bag?

Urine meters and urine bags are both urinary drainage devices used in clinical and home-care settings to collect and measure a patient’s urine output. While they share the basic function of transporting urine from a catheter to a collection reservoir, they differ significantly in design, accuracy, monitoring capabilities, and typical applications.

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Closed Urine Meter System

A closed urine meter system is a medical device designed to collect and measure a patient’s urine output in a sterile, leak‑proof environment. By integrating a calibrated metering chamber directly into a sealed drainage assembly, it minimizes the risk of contamination and prevents backflow of pathogens into the urinary tract...

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Pressure Sleeves for IV Bags

Pressure sleeves for intravenous (IV) bags are devices designed to maintain and regulate fluid flow rates during infusion therapy. By applying consistent external pressure around the IV bag, these sleeves compensate for changes in gravity, patient position, and hydrostatic pressure, ensuring a steady infusion rate. They are especially valuable in situations where precise fluid delivery is critical, such as pediatric care, chemotherapy administration, and critical care units. Pressure sleeves can be pneumatic, elastic, or mechanically driven, and are compatible with a wide range of standard IV bag sizes.

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Tracheostomy Tube with Inner Cannula

A tracheostomy tube with an inner cannula consists of two concentric tubes: a permanent outer cannula and a removable inner cannula. The outer cannula establishes the airway and remains in place, while the inner cannula can be withdrawn for cleaning or replacement without disturbing the outer tube. This design minimizes the risk of airway obstruction by secretions and allows rapid restoration of patency.

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Urinary Drainage Bag Extension Tubing

Urinary drainage bag extension tubing is an essential accessory in urological care, designed to connect a patient’s Foley catheter to a larger collection bag or leg bag. By extending the distance between the catheter and drainage reservoir, it helps patients maintain mobility, reduces the frequency of bag changes, and minimizes the risk of contamination.

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Flexible Bronchoscope Sizes

Flexible bronchoscopes come in a variety of diameters and working lengths to suit different patient populations and procedural needs. The principal measurement is the outer diameter (OD) of the insertion tube, which determines both the patient interface (adult vs. pediatric vs. neonatal) and the maximum size of the working channel. Working channel diameter directly influences ...

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Disposable Bronchoscopy Scope

The disposable bronchoscopy scope is a single‑use, flexible endoscopic instrument designed to visualize and access the lower respiratory tract without the need for reprocessing or sterilization between patients. Constructed from a lightweight, biocompatible polymer shaft and a reinforced distal tip...

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Nasal Intranasal Mucosal Atomization Device Procedure

The intranasal mucosal atomization procedure begins with preparation of both patient and equipment. First, explain the steps to the patient and obtain consent. Position the patient seated or supine with the head tilted back at approximately 20–30 degrees to straighten the nasal passages.

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