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Structural Analysis of the Thoracic Catheter

The thoracic catheter is the longest lymphatic duct in the body. It collects lymph from the left body, abdomen, and both lower extremities. The thoracic catheter generally forms an initial part in fro...

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Advantages of Disposable Veress Needle

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How to Use Enema Bag？

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How to Use Tracheal Tube?

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The Difference Between Urination Leg Bag and Urinary Catheter Drainage Bag?

Disposable urination leg bags and catheter drainage bags are the same to some extent, but there are differences. So what is the difference between the two? The following is a related introduction.

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What is pressure infusion bag and how to use?

The pressure infusion bag is actually a product that is quickly pressurized during blood transfusion, so that blood, plasma, cardioplegia and other liquids can enter the human body as soon as possible. What are the reasons for using pressure infusion bags?

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How to use the veress needle?

Insufficiency needle puncture is a step to officially start laparoscopic surgery, and it is also a dangerous step. Among the complications of laparoscopic surgery, the complications caused by insufficient needle puncture account for more than half. Through laparoscopic monitoring...

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How to Replace the Nasal Feeding Tube?

In clinical nursing operations, the positions of the conventional lower nasal feeding tube include semi-sitting position, sitting position (suitable for awake patients), supine position...

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What Kind of Patients Need to Use a Nasal Feeding Tube?

Nasal feeding tube refers to the method of inserting the nasal feeding tube into the stomach through the nasal cavity during nasal feeding, and injecting liquid food, water and medicine from the tube. Under normal circumstances,...

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What is a Nasal Cannula? when to Use?

In some cases, if the mouth or throat is being operated or injured and the breathing tube passes through the nose instead of the mouth, this is called a nasal cannula. The nasotracheal tube (NT) enters the nasal cavity and enters the upper airway along the back of the throat, which is to keep the mouth blank for surgery.

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