Suction Machines

Suction Aspirator Medical Unit, Portable Suction Machines, Suction Canister, Aspirator, Laerdal Suction Unit

Devices are sometimes needed to create suction in medicine. Suctioning can avert pulmonary aspiration that leads to lung infections and may be used to clear the air path of blood, saliva, and other secretions so that the individual may breathe. Suction can also be used to remove fluids from the air path in pulmonary hygiene, prevent the growth of microorganisms and facilitate breathing.

List of all available suction machine accessories and parts.

Suction can eliminate blood from the operated area in surgery to allow surgeons to view and work on the area. Blood that has accumulated in the skull immediately after an intracranial hemorrhage can also be removed using suction.

Suction devices can be battery or electrically operated or mechanical hand pumps. One type of tip attached to a suction unit is the plastic and rigid Yankauer suction tip. Another is the plastic, whistle or non-rigid French tip catheter.

What are suction aspiration units?

Aspirators are medical devices often designed to be portable and are used to remove and eliminate mucus and some other bodily fluids from a patient through the suction, Aspirators are known as suction aspiration devices. They are useful in home care and in a multitude of medical environments.

General use aspirators are used to perform a wide range of suction procedures like the ones offered here. Aspirators are employed in both clinical and homecare settings, for oral hygiene and bronchial, they are active in airway clearance and comprises a hollow tube connected to a vacuum and pump.

The units come in different sizes and differ from tabletop models to lightweight, portable models to more heavy-duty models that are placed on a moving stand or cart.

When are aspiration machines used?

Suction involves the mechanical disposal of secretions from the oropharynx, nasopharynx, and trachea; they are an element of bronchial hygiene. The airway is artificial (via tracheostomy) or in its natural state and may be surgically informed (through laryngectomy). The patient may or may not be getting mechanical ventilation.

Suction aspiration can be used by anyone who has had a tracheotomy to maintain proper tracheostomy hygiene. If swallowing becomes problematic or if it becomes painful or difficult for the patient to keep airways clear during productive coughing then other home care needs may arise during elder care.

Aspirators are medical devices that are used to extract mucus and some other fluids from an individual. Our wide selection of aspirators offers durable, high-performing aspirators for home-care use and is perfect for anyone who has had a tracheotomy. The suction aspirator machine is one of our popular and portable aspirators. This aspirator allows you to aspirate when you need it and is available for use in both home and vehicle.

Tracheotomy care is hassle-free and convenient with our selection of portable suction machines. If you are looking for the best suction machine for your needs, then get our aspirators today.

What types of aspiration options exist?

Suction aspiration units consist selection of general use, which includes a variety of sizes. A manual aspiration pump is available, but most units run on AC/DC or battery power. Unit size features smaller footprints and varies with the units designed for home use. Some suction units include portable handles and covers; most have cup feet to keep the units from sliding during operation. Portability is important for nursing home and ambulance use.

A variety of collection jars, connecting tubes and catheters are offered (some sterile). Some units require a particular model while other can be used with any collection jar. Many collection jars provide auto float shut off when full (overflow protection) while some are disposable.

The selection of suction aspiration units with their accessories is designed to fit the needs and requirement of general use suction procedures in clinics, hospitals, physicians’ offices, ambulances, nursing homes, and in-home care situations.

Suction aspiration units consist selection of general use, which includes a variety of sizes. A manual aspiration pump is available, but most units run on AC/DC or battery power. Unit size features smaller footprints and varies with the units designed for home use. Some suction units include portable handles and covers; most have cup feet to keep the units from sliding during operation. Portability is important for nursing home and ambulance use.

Medical suction aspirator intended use

Primary function: Temporarily and spontaneously suction of secretions, blood and body fluids which typically accumulate during respiratory tract suction and ENT treatment.

Medical aplication: Suction of the upper respiratory tract and throat, nose, ear. Drainage and temporarily collection of body fluids. By means of an electrical suction pump, a negative pressure will be created. The integrated secretion canister allows a temporarily collection of the derived body fluids.

Upper respiratory tract (oral cavity and bronchial system) and throat, nose, ear.

The application site of respiratory tract suction is the clinical, practices, nursing and home care sector. In ENT medicine the devices are used in clinic and practice. The application of the device may only be performed by medical trained and introduced staff.