Nasogastric Feeding Tube, PVC 48" Sump Tubing, PVC, Sterile by Bard

Nasogastric feeding tube, PVC 48" sump tubing, PVC, sterile is a medical device used for the delivery of liquid nutrition or medication directly into the stomach through the nose of a patient. The feeding tube is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) material and is 48 inches long. It also has a sump tubing feature, which is a small drainage channel that helps prevent the tube from getting blocked. Additionally, the tube is sterile, meaning it has been sterilized to prevent infection and ensure the safety of the patient. 

A Nasogastric Feeding Tube is a thin, flexible tube that is inserted through the nose and down into the stomach in order to provide nutrients and/or medication to a person who is unable to eat. It may also be used to remove excess fluids or air from the stomach.

PVC 48" Sump Tubing is a type of flexible tubing made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC) that is commonly used for medical purposes. It is 48 inches in length and has a sump or drainage channel to allow for fluid or air to flow out.

Both the Nasogastric Feeding Tube and PVC 48" Sump Tubing are typically used in healthcare settings and are sterile, meaning they have been treated to be free of bacteria and other microorganisms. This reduces the risk of infection for the patient. 

Features:

• Compatible with standard luer-tip syringes
• Clear for easy observation
• Two-eyed
• Latex-free
• 15 inch length
• X-ray opaque strip
• Attached cap protects lumen from contamination