Cardinal Health 3000-080A - Berman Oropharyngeal Airway, Small Adult, 80 MM, 12/BX
Product overview
The Cardinal Health 3000-080A Berman Oropharyngeal Airway is a dual-channel airway device designed to maintain an open airway in unconscious or semi-conscious small adult patients. With an 80 mm length and contoured shape, it effectively prevents the tongue from obstructing airflow while allowing for suctioning access. Its smooth finish and color-coded design offer both comfort and ease of use for clinical staff.
Key benefits
Dual-channel design ensures consistent airflow and allows suctioning access
Rounded edges reduce the risk of tissue irritation or trauma
Sized for small adult patients (80 mm length)
Color-coded for quick identification and selection
Latex-free and single-use to support infection control standards
Compatibility and applications
Suitable for emergency airway management, anesthesia induction, and recovery
Commonly used in hospitals, surgical centers, and EMS environments
Supports resuscitation procedures, patient transport, and procedural sedation
Compatible with standard suction catheters and ventilation equipment
Usage guidelines
Select the correct size based on the patients age and anatomy
Insert following standard clinical protocols, typically with a 180-degree rotation technique
Confirm placement and monitor airway patency continuously
Discard after single use per facility infection control policies
Certifications and safety standards
Designed for single-use medical applications
Latex-free to accommodate patients with sensitivities
Manufactured under strict medical device quality assurance protocols
Comparison with competitor products
Dual-channel structure provides better suction access than single-lumen airways
Lightweight design improves clinician handling and patient comfort
Color-coded sizes help reduce errors in fast-paced environments
Reliable and easy to use in both planned procedures and emergency scenarios
Typical user profile and application scenarios
Emergency and critical care personnel managing compromised airways
Anesthesia teams during pre-op or post-op recovery
Paramedics and first responders providing airway support in the field
Healthcare staff in surgical recovery units or ICUs
Best practices for use and maintenance
Store in a dry, sterile environment until ready for use
Check packaging for integrity before application
Use only trained personnel for insertion to avoid complications
Do not reuse; discard properly after single use
Regulatory and safety information
Single-use, non-sterile medical device
Not intended for conscious or semi-conscious patients with an intact gag reflex
Latex-free construction ensures safe use for allergy-prone individuals
How to order
Typically packaged in boxes of 12 units for clinical inventory
Add to procurement lists based on department usage needs
Coordinate with your internal purchasing team for regular supply restocking
