Nasal oxygen tube

Nasal oxygen tubes are used in sizes from 1.5 meters to 15 meters for use with oxygen generators or oxygen capsules. Nasal tube is used to deliver extra oxygen or increase air flow to a patient or a person who needs help breathing. This is a very light weight tube, one end of which is divided into two branches that are inserted into the nostrils. It is placed and a mixture of air flow and oxygen is transferred from it. At the other end of the nasal tube, it is connected to an oxygen generator, such as a portable or wall-mounted oxygen generator in a hospital. The cannula is generally connected through a tube hook around the patient’s ear or by a rubber knot. An adult nasal cannula delivers 1.5 liters of oxygen per minute. A cannula with a smaller prong is considered for infants, which delivers 1 liter per minute. can transfer. Nasal tube can transfer oxygen flow rate up to 60 liters per minute.