The preformed endotracheal tube oral is a specialized medical device intended for oral intubation and effective airway management. This tube is ETO sterile and designed for single-use only to ensure maximum patient safety and prevent cross-infections in clinical environments.

Key Features:

• Murphy Eye design for safety
• Suitable for anesthesia and intensive care units (ICU)
• X-ray opaque line for accurate positioning verification

1. Select appropriate specifications based on patient trachea evaluation.
2. Remove the sterile tube carefully from its protective packaging.
3. Visually check the patency of the main tube lumen prior to intubation.
4. Check the cuff, pilot balloon, and valve for integrity using a Luer syringe.
5. Completely evacuate the air after the test inflation.
6. Intubate the patient using standard medical techniques and a laryngoscope.
7. Inflate the cuff with just enough air to provide an effective seal (normally not exceeding 2.5kPa).
8. Fix the tube securely following accepted medical standards.
9. Periodically verify system integrity and sealing pressure during the intubation period.
10. Monitor patient conditions and ensure airway clearance (sputum cleaning).
11. Deflate the cuff fully using a syringe prior to extubation.
12. Extubate and dispose of the tube according to medical waste protocols.

Contraindications: Throat edema, acute tracheal inflammation, tracheal compression, severe bleeding, or cervical spinal injuries.