The Bard Nasogastric Tubes offer an effective solution for medical professionals dealing with gastric decompression or enteral feeding. Available in various diameters (10FR, 12FR, 14FR, 16FR, 18FR), these tubes are designed for diverse patient needs, ensuring precision and reliability. With lengths ranging up to 48 inches, they accommodate different anatomical requirements.

The innovative PREVENT® Anti-Reflux Filter enhances patient safety by preventing reflux, thereby reducing the risk of aspiration pneumonia. Additionally, the availability of the Statlock® Stabilization Device option increases patient comfort and minimizes accidental dislodgement. Coupled with the LOPEZ® Enteral Valve for secure feeding connections, these tubes cater to comprehensive care, marking them as an essential tool in medical facilities.

Key Features:

• The PREVENT® Anti-Reflux Filter prevents backflow and reduces infection risks, ensuring safer use.
• Statlock® Stabilization Device enhances tube stability and comfort for patients, reducing accidental dislodgement.
• LOPEZ® Enteral Valve provides secure connection and ease-of-use for caregivers managing enteral feeding systems.

Uses:

• Bard Nasogastric Tubes are designed for gastric aspiration and administration of medication and nutrients. They are essential in managing patients who cannot intake food orally and require feeding support or gastric decompression in medical settings.
• These nasogastric tubes are used in hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes to ensure proper patient care. They serve crucial roles in feeding, decompression, and delivering necessary fluids directly into the stomach.

FAQs:

1. What is the function of the PREVENT® Anti-Reflux Filter?
The PREVENT® Anti-Reflux Filter prevents backflow, reducing the risk of infections and providing safer enteral feeding experiences.

2. How does the Statlock® device benefit the patient?
The Statlock® Stabilization Device secures the tube, minimizing movement and preventing accidental dislodgement, enhancing patient comfort and safety.

3. What is the difference between the tube sizes?
The size differences (10FR, 12FR, 14FR, etc.) refer to the tube diameter and length, allowing customization based on patient needs, ensuring effective suction and feeding.