TyTek TM-909 TVAC Manual Suction Device Instructions
- June 17, 2024
- TyTek
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TyTek TM-909 TVAC Manual Suction Device
Specifications:
- Manufacturer: TyTek Medical Inc.
- Model: TM-909
- Intended Use: Manual Suction Device
- Age Limitation: Not for use on children under age eight
Description:
The TVAC Manual Suction Device TM-909 is designed for suctioning an oral
airway. It should only be used by personnel who have received proper training
on suctioning procedures to avoid injury. Follow the directions provided by
your EMS authority or physician.
Instructions for Trained Medic:
- Ensure the device is fully extended before use.
- Insert the tube into the patient’s throat, being careful not to insert it beyond visibility.
- Operate the device to suction fluids, taking care to prevent backflow.
- Dispose of collected fluids as per guidelines from the competent authority.
Body Substance Isolation Alert:
When using the TVAC, there is a risk of contact with contaminated body
fluids. Take necessary precautions such as using body substance isolation
measures, gloves, and eye protection to prevent contact with contaminated
fluids.
Disposal:
Follow proper disposal procedures for medical devices after each use to
prevent contamination and ensure safety.
Limited Warranty:
The TVAC TM-909 is warranted by TyTek Medical Inc. for 12 months from the
date of shipment for defects in material and workmanship. Any unauthorized use
voids this warranty. Refer to the company’s website for terms and conditions.
FAQ:
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Q: Can the TVAC be used on children?
A: No, the TVAC is not designed for use on children under the age of eight. It should only be used on adults or as directed by medical professionals. -
Q: How should I clean the TVAC after use?
A: Follow the cleaning and sterilization instructions provided in the user manual to ensure proper hygiene and device maintenance.
Description
TVAC is a compact, single-use, manual suction device intended for clearing mucus, blood, vomitus, and other foreign substances from the upper airway. As TVAC is manually operated it is not dependent on batteries or any other external power source. The TVAC is made of a rigid plastic suction tube, a suction bulb, and a collection bag for aspirated liquids. Backflow of aspired contents is prevented by one-way valves. Its rugged construction allows TVAC to be stored for extended periods and instantly made ready for use. The product does NOT contain Natural Rubber Latex.
Caution
TVAC should only be used by personnel who have received proper training on
procedures for suctioning an oral airway. Improper use of TVAC could cause
injury. Use TVAC as directed by your EMS authority or by a physician. TVAC is
NOT designed to be used on children under the age of eight
Instructions For Trained Medic
- Remove TVAC from its package. Keep the package nearby and available for use as the disposal package.
- Grasp the bulb with one hand and the suction tube with the other. IMPORTANT: Pull out the suction tube until it is fully extended.
- Use finger sweeps to remove foreign matter from the patient’s airway.
- Grasp the suction bulb and squeeze it firmly.
- Keep the bulb in the fully squeezed position as you insert the suction tube into the back of the patient’s throat, being careful not to insert the tube farther than you can see.
- Release the already-squeezed bulb, enabling it to remove liquid in the patient’s airway.
- Continue to squeeze and release the bulb to remove all liquids into the collection bag. A one-way valve will prevent the backflow of collection fluids.
- Once the patient’s airway is cleared with TVAC, take any other necessary steps to maintain the cleared airway.
- See the disposal section to properly dispose of the device.
- Note : Any serious incident that occurs to the device shall be reported to the manufacturer and the competent authority in which the user/patient is established.
Body Substance Isolation Alert
Use of this product may result in your contact with contaminated body fluids. Use appropriate body substance isolation measures along with personal protection measures such as gloves and eye protection in order to prevent contact with contaminated fluids
Disposal
TVAC is for single-use only. It is not reusable and is designed for disposal after use. Do not try to clean or reuse this device. It may be used once and then must be properly disposed of. Dispose of TVAC in a way that assures body substance isolation of potentially infectious substances. To dispose of TVAC, push the tube back into the bulb far enough so that the unit and contained fluids will fit into the original package. Seal the original package with its easy-seal feature. Remove the peel-away label on the package to expose the BIOHAZARD label underneath. Dispose of it per your local biohazard waste regulations.
Storage
This device should be kept dry and stored in temperatures between 10º F and 140º F.
Limited Warranty
The products and components contained in this package are medical devices intended solely for use by appropriately trained healthcare professionals. TyTek Medical Inc. warrants that the products and components are free from defects in material and workmanship and fit solely for use as medical devices for the specific purpose descried in the manual by trained healthcare professionals for 12 months from the date of shipment TyTek Medical Inc. Any use of the products or components beyond the use the products or components voids this limited warranty. EXCEPT AS SET FORTH HEREIN, TYTEK MEDICAL INC. MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, REGARDING THE PRODUCTS OR COMPONENTS AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. This item is sold and to be used strictly per terms and conditions at www.tytekmedical.com.
TyTek Medical Inc. 8904 Beckett Rd., West Chester, OH 45069, US www.tytekmedical.com
References
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