Smiths Medical 100/199/060 - TUBE, TRACH, BLUE LIN, CUFFED MURPHY, 6.0MM, 20/CS
The Smiths Medical 100/199/060 Blue Line Tracheal Tube is a high-quality cuffed airway management device designed to support reliable ventilation in clinical settings. With a 6.0mm internal diameter and a Murphy eye design, this tracheal tube ensures consistent airflow while minimizing the risk of occlusion. Manufactured from clear, medical-grade PVC, it offers excellent flexibility, visibility, and patient comfort during intubation procedures.
Key Benefits
This tracheal tube features a soft, low-pressure cuff that provides an effective seal while reducing the risk of tracheal trauma. The Murphy eye enhances patient safety by maintaining airflow even if the main lumen becomes partially blocked. Its smooth surface and beveled tip allow for easier insertion, while the clear tubing supports visual monitoring of condensation and secretions. The Blue Line range is trusted for consistent performance in both routine and critical airway management.
Compatibility and Applications
The 6.0mm tracheal tube is suitable for use in hospitals, surgical centers, emergency departments, and intensive care units. It is compatible with standard ventilation systems, anesthesia machines, and airway management accessories. Common applications include general anesthesia, mechanical ventilation, emergency airway stabilization, and post-operative respiratory support.
Usage Guidelines
This device should be used by trained healthcare professionals following established airway management protocols. Prior to use, the cuff should be tested for integrity. During insertion, appropriate lubrication and visualization techniques should be applied. Cuff pressure must be carefully monitored to maintain an effective seal without excessive pressure. After placement, proper positioning should be confirmed using clinical assessment and, where necessary, imaging.
Certifications and Safety Standards
The Smiths Medical Blue Line tracheal tube is manufactured in compliance with international medical device standards. It meets stringent quality and safety requirements for airway management devices, ensuring reliability in critical care environments. The materials used are biocompatible and designed for safe patient contact.
Comparison with Competitors
Compared to other tracheal tubes in the same category, the Blue Line range offers consistent cuff performance, reliable airflow design, and high manufacturing quality. The inclusion of a Murphy eye and clear PVC construction enhances safety and usability, making it a dependable choice over lower-grade alternatives that may lack these essential features.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
This product is widely used by anesthesiologists, emergency physicians, respiratory therapists, and critical care specialists. It is ideal for adult patients requiring airway management during surgical procedures, emergency interventions, or extended ventilatory support in intensive care settings.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Ensure the tube is stored in a clean, dry environment prior to use. Always inspect packaging integrity before opening. During use, monitor cuff pressure regularly and adjust as needed. After use, dispose of the device according to medical waste protocols, as it is intended for single-use only. Avoid reuse to prevent contamination and ensure patient safety.
Regulatory and Safety Information
This tracheal tube is intended for single-use and should only be used by qualified medical personnel. Proper adherence to infection control protocols is essential. Any adverse events or device malfunctions should be reported according to local regulatory requirements. Always follow institutional guidelines and manufacturer recommendations during use.
How to Order
Select the Smiths Medical 100/199/060 TUBE, TRACH, BLUE LIN, CUFFED MURPHY, 6.0MM, 20/CS, and add it to your cart. Complete checkout with your preferred shipping and payment options. For bulk orders, quotes, or further assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312)275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.
