Low Pressure Ext lines

Low pressure extension lines are medical devices that are used to extend the reach of low pressure systems, such as those used to deliver oxygen or other gases to patients. They consist of a long, thin tube that is connected to a low pressure system on one end, and a connector or adapter on the other end that allows the tube to be connected to other medical devices or systems.

Low pressure extension lines are commonly used in hospitals, clinics, and other medical settings to deliver oxygen or other gases to patients. They are typically used in conjunction with oxygen masks, nasal cannulas, and other types of respiratory equipment to ensure that the patient is receiving a consistent and adequate supply of oxygen or other gases.

To use a low pressure extension line, a healthcare provider will attach one end of the tube to a low pressure system, and the other end to a mask, cannula, or other respiratory equipment. The gas flow is then adjusted as needed to meet the patient’s needs.

Low pressure extension lines are an essential tool for delivering oxygen and other gases to patients, and are an important part of the medical profession. They allow for precise delivery of gases to patients, and are an essential component of many medical treatments and procedures.