Medical straws can be categorized into various types depending on their materials, uses and characteristics. The following are the common types of medical straws and their characteristics in detail:
Characteristics : Commonly used in hospitals and clinics for single use. Usually made of plastics such as polypropylene, lightweight and low cost.
Application: Suitable for a variety of oral care, liquid aspiration and drug giving, can ensure hygiene and safety.
Characteristics: usually made of stainless steel or aluminum, with corrosion resistance and long service life.
Application: Commonly used in long-term care or specialized treatments such as oral surgery or tracheal intubation.
Characteristics: soft, heat resistant, easy to clean, free of BPA and other harmful substances.
Application: mainly used for aspiration and delivery of fluids and drugs, such as various endoscopies or nutritional support.
Characteristics: similar to disposable plastic straws, but designed for multiple use, sterilized.
Application: widely used in situations where frequent use of straws is required but resource and cost savings are required.
Characteristics: with special antimicrobial coatings or materials that reduce the risk of cross-contamination.
Application: particularly suitable for use in places with high infection control requirements, such as intensive care units or operating rooms.
CHARACTERISTICS: Designed for specific uses, such as zigzag pipettes for special cases or surgical operations.
APPLICATION: Capable of providing a better user experience and safety in specific anatomical structures or operating environments.
Each type of medical pipette has its own specific advantages and disadvantages and applicable occasions, medical staff in the choice of use need to make appropriate choices according to the specific needs and patient conditions.
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