Carefusion 1206-701 - Pediatric Respiratory Circuit, Non-Heated, 4', 20 EA/CS

Carefusion 1206-701 - Pediatric Respiratory Circuit, Non-Heated, 4', 20 EA/CS

The CareFusion 1206-701 Pediatric Respiratory Circuit is designed to provide a reliable, non-heated breathing solution for pediatric patients requiring respiratory support. This circuit features a 4-foot length, ensuring flexibility while maintaining optimal airflow for mechanical ventilation and oxygen therapy. The high-quality materials help reduce resistance and improve patient comfort, making it ideal for use in hospitals, pediatric ICUs, and home healthcare settings.

This respiratory circuit is widely used in ventilator-dependent pediatric patients, oxygen therapy applications, and anesthesia support, ensuring effective and safe respiratory care.

Key Benefits

• Non-heated design ensures compatibility with standard pediatric ventilators.
• 4-foot tubing allows flexibility while maintaining proper airway pressure.
• Lightweight, kink-resistant construction for consistent airflow.
• Compatible with a variety of pediatric respiratory support systems.
• Latex-free materials minimize allergic reactions.
• Single-use, sterile packaging ensures infection control.

Compatibility and Applications
The CareFusion 1206-701 Pediatric Respiratory Circuit is compatible with most standard pediatric ventilators, anesthesia machines, and oxygen therapy devices, commonly used in:

Common application scenarios include:

• Pediatric intensive care units (PICUs) for ventilator-dependent patients.
• Operating rooms for pediatric anesthesia and post-operative respiratory support.
• Home healthcare settings for long-term pediatric respiratory therapy.
• Emergency medical settings requiring non-heated breathing circuits.

Usage Guidelines
To ensure optimal performance and patient safety, follow these best practices:

• Securely attach the circuit to the ventilator or oxygen therapy system.
• Verify proper airflow and pressure settings before patient use.
• Monitor for any signs of circuit occlusion or resistance.
• Dispose of after single use according to facility protocols.

Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals
The CareFusion 1206-701 Pediatric Respiratory Circuit meets stringent regulatory requirements, ensuring compliance with global medical safety standards:

• FDA approved for pediatric respiratory therapy.
• CE marked, compliant with European health and safety regulations.
• ISO 13485 certified, ensuring high-quality manufacturing standards.

Comparison with Competitor Products
Compared to similar pediatric respiratory circuits, the CareFusion 1206-701 offers:

• A lightweight, kink-resistant design for optimal airflow.
• A 4-foot non-heated configuration for versatile pediatric respiratory applications.
• Compatibility with a wide range of ventilators and oxygen therapy systems.
• Compliance with strict medical and safety regulations.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
The CareFusion 1206-701 Pediatric Respiratory Circuit is primarily used by:

• Pediatric intensivists managing ventilator-dependent patients.
• Anesthesiologists administering pediatric anesthesia support.
• Home caregivers providing respiratory support for pediatric patients.
• Emergency medical professionals handling pediatric respiratory distress cases.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

• Store in a clean, dry place before use.
• Ensure a proper connection to maintain consistent airway pressure.
• Follow hospital protocols for single-use disposal.
• Train caregivers and medical staff on proper circuit handling techniques.

Regulatory and Safety Information
This product complies with global safety and regulatory standards to ensure medical reliability. Users should refer to their facilitys guidelines for pediatric respiratory therapy and infection control measures.

How to Order
To purchase the CareFusion 1206-701 Pediatric Respiratory Circuit, add the product to your cart and proceed to checkout. For bulk orders or additional inquiries, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or submit a request via the contact form on this page.