ADC Wisconsin 1.5
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Below you will find brief information for Laryngoscope Satin Standard, Laryngoscope Satin Fiber Optic, Laryngoscope Satin Disposable. The ADC Satin Laryngoscope is a two-part, hand held device consisting of a handle that contains batteries and a detachable blade. Laryngoscopes are designed to provide illumination within the larynx during the process of performing intubations.
Key Features
Two-part, hand-held device
Detachable blade
Illumination within the larynx
Intubation
Standard, fiberoptic, and disposable models
Compatible with major brands
Cleaning instructions
Sterilization guidelines
Warranty information
Replacement parts chart
Pages: 7 ADC Wisconsin 1.5 Instructions
Brand: ADC Category: Medical equipment Size: 260 KB
Languages: English
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Frequently Answers and Questions
What are the contraindications for tracheal intubation?
Severe airway trauma or obstruction that does not permit safe passage of an endotracheal tube. Emergency cricothyrotomy is indicated in such cases. Cervical spine injury, in which the need for complete immobilization of the cervical spine makes endotracheal intubation difficult.
What types of batteries are recommended for the Laryngoscope handle?
Alkaline batteries are recommended for maximum performance. Ordinary carbon zinc batteries may also be used.
What are the sterilization guidelines for the Laryngoscope blades?
ADC Laryngoscope blades do not come sterilized. The Sterrad process is NOT to be used with disposable fiberoptic blades or fiberoptic blades. Flash autoclaving and hot air sterilization are not recommended, these processes will damage the instrument. Do not immerse blades in Bleach, Betadine, or peroxide solutions. Avoid metal to metal contact on non-disposable blades.
What are the cleaning procedures for the Laryngoscope blades and handles?
Almost immediately after use, Laryngoscope Blades should be cleaned to prevent blood, saliva etc. residues from drying. Prepare a Klenzyme®, Manu-klenz™, or equivalent cleaning solution as per manufacturer’s instructions and soak for ten minutes. Rinse devices with lukewarm running tap water for one minute to remove any residual detergent after cleaning. Dry with a clean, lint-free cloth.
What is the warranty period for the Laryngoscope?
The Laryngoscope is warranted for one year from date of purchase (all parts).
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