Smiths Medical 100/127/040 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL ORAL/NASAL UNCUFFED 4.0MM ID MURPHY PREFORMED PVC (10/CS)

Smiths Medical 100/127/040 - TUBE ENDOTRACHEAL ORAL/NASAL UNCUFFED 4.0MM ID MURPHY PREFORMED PVC (10/CS)

The Smiths Medical 100/127/040 Endotracheal Tube is a high-quality preformed airway management device designed for reliable oral or nasal intubation in pediatric patients. Manufactured from medical-grade PVC, this uncuffed endotracheal tube features a 4.0mm internal diameter and a Murphy eye design that helps maintain consistent airflow even if the distal tip becomes partially obstructed. The preformed curvature assists clinicians in maintaining optimal positioning during procedures while minimizing pressure on surrounding tissues.

Engineered for safety, visibility, and ease of placement, the clear PVC construction allows clinicians to monitor condensation and airflow during ventilation. The smooth surface and atraumatic tip facilitate comfortable insertion while reducing the risk of airway irritation. Supplied in a convenient case of ten units, this endotracheal tube is an ideal solution for hospitals, surgical centers, emergency departments, and pediatric care units that require dependable airway management devices.

Key Benefits

• Preformed design helps maintain stable positioning during oral or nasal intubation
• Murphy eye improves airflow continuity if the primary lumen becomes obstructed
• Clear medical-grade PVC enables easy monitoring of condensation and airway status
• Smooth atraumatic tip supports gentle insertion and reduces airway trauma
• Lightweight flexible tubing improves handling and patient comfort
• Standard 4.0mm internal diameter suitable for pediatric airway management
• Supplied sterile in a convenient pack of ten units for clinical efficiency

Compatibility and Applications

This endotracheal tube is designed for use in controlled ventilation and airway management during anesthesia, emergency care, and respiratory therapy procedures. Its oral or nasal compatibility provides clinicians with flexibility when selecting the most appropriate airway access method.

The device integrates seamlessly with common ventilation systems including manual resuscitators, anesthesia machines, and mechanical ventilators. The standardized connector ensures compatibility with widely used breathing circuits and airway accessories found in modern healthcare environments.

Usage Guidelines

Proper placement of the endotracheal tube should be performed by trained healthcare professionals experienced in airway management. Prior to insertion, clinicians should verify tube size, inspect the device for integrity, and prepare appropriate intubation equipment.

During insertion, the tube should be guided gently through the oral or nasal passage while monitoring patient response and airway alignment. After placement, clinicians should confirm correct positioning through clinical assessment and appropriate monitoring techniques before connecting the tube to the ventilation system.

Certifications and Safety Standards

This airway device is manufactured in accordance with strict medical device quality standards to ensure consistent performance in clinical environments. Production processes follow recognized quality management systems used in the healthcare industry, helping maintain safety, sterility, and product reliability.

Each tube is packaged to maintain sterility until use, supporting infection control protocols in hospitals and surgical facilities.

Comparison with Competitors

The Smiths Medical preformed endotracheal tube offers several advantages compared with many conventional airway tubes. The preformed shape improves stability and reduces the likelihood of tube displacement during procedures. The Murphy eye design provides an additional safety feature that maintains ventilation if the primary distal opening becomes blocked.

Compared to standard straight tubes, this design can provide better positioning and improved clinician control, particularly during pediatric procedures where precise airway management is critical.

Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios

This device is commonly used by anesthesiologists, emergency physicians, respiratory therapists, and critical care clinicians responsible for airway management. Hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, pediatric care units, and emergency departments frequently rely on preformed endotracheal tubes for safe and efficient intubation.

Typical scenarios include surgical anesthesia, emergency airway stabilization, pediatric respiratory management, and mechanical ventilation support in intensive care settings.

Best Practices for Use and Maintenance

• Verify the correct tube size before airway placement
• Inspect packaging and sterility prior to opening
• Ensure proper lubrication when required to facilitate insertion
• Confirm placement using established clinical verification methods
• Monitor airway pressure and ventilation throughout use
• Dispose of the tube after single patient use according to medical waste protocols

Regulatory and Safety Information

This endotracheal tube is designed as a single-use medical device and should not be reused or reprocessed. Reuse may compromise structural integrity and increase infection risk. The device must be used only by qualified healthcare professionals trained in airway management techniques.

Clinicians should always follow institutional protocols, manufacturer instructions, and standard medical guidelines when selecting and placing airway devices.

How to Order

Healthcare providers and procurement teams can order the Smiths Medical 100/127/040 Endotracheal Tube directly through CIA Medical. Each case includes ten sterile tubes ready for clinical use.

To place an order or request product availability, contact CIA Medical at (312) 275-5850. Our support team can assist with bulk purchasing, product specifications, and shipping arrangements for hospitals, clinics, and medical facilities.