Detailed Product Description

Nasal Oxygen Cannula

Safety tips for oxygen use:
Taping the cannula over the child's head so the
nasal prongs curve inward-toward the face.For children under
two years of age,apply one piece of tape on either cheer ch-
eek to hold cannila.An extra piece of tape may be put down
the top nose if needed.older children may secure cannula by
holking it in their nose and looping sides over ears.After
attacting cannula,tighten the loop around the head to make
it snug.
Clean the Cannula:Clean cannula with soap and water.Dry
cannula in air for 24 hours.Make sure no water remains in
cannula.This could block oxygen flow.Clean the cannulas at
least once a week or when they appear dirty.
Tips:
1.Keep stationary oxygen tank upright for safty reasons.
2.Keep oxygen tank at least five feet from the heat source
and electrical devices .The heat from these sources can add
to the pressue in the tank.Increased pressure may cause the
tank to explode.
3."No smoking"should be enforced around the oxygen tank
and infant.Oxygen can catch fire easily.and smoking adds to
the risk of fire.
4.Avoide use of oil or alcohol based substances such as
petroleum jelly or baby oil.Alcohol and oil are both highly
flammable and increase the risk of fire.
5.Have the child wear cotton clothing .avoid silks, wools,
and synthetics that cause static.Static may start a fire.
6.Keep a fire extinguisher nearby to put fires out quickly.
7.Turn off both the volume regulator and flow regulator
when oxygen is not in use.This prevents oxygen from leaking
out of the tank.
8.Never try to open the oxygen tank!That is dangerous