microset
microset in the medical field is a type of intravenous (IV) infusion set designed for the precise and controlled delivery of fluids or medications. Microsets are particularly useful in situations requiring accurate dosing and are often used in pediatric and neonatal care due to their small size and fine control features.
Nasogastric Tube
Nasogastric Tube (NG Tube) is a flexible, thin tube that is inserted through the nose and passed down the esophagus into the stomach. It is commonly used in medical settings for various purposes, particularly when direct access to the stomach is needed for feeding, administering medication, or removing stomach contents.
Suction Catheter
suction tube
suction tube is a critical medical instrument used for removing unwanted fluids such as blood, mucus, or other secretions from the body. These tubes are commonly employed during surgeries, medical procedures, and emergency care to maintain a clear operating field or airway by suctioning away obstructions.
Three-Way Stopcock
The Three-Way Stopcock is an essential device in medical settings designed to manage and control the flow of fluids and medications through intravenous (IV) lines. This versatile valve, featuring three ports, allows for the connection of syringes, IV tubing, and other medical equipment, facilitating multiple fluid pathways without the need to disconnect or replace lines.
tube adhesive
Tube adhesive or medical adhesive tape plays a crucial role in securing medical tubes and devices in place on a patient's body. It is designed to keep tubes such as catheters, IV lines, nasogastric tubes, and drainage tubes secure, preventing movement or dislodgement, which could interfere with medical treatment or patient care.
