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SINAPI CHEST DRAIN
BREAKTHROUGH : 1 WAY VALVE
For the evacuation of fluids and air from the mediastinal
and pleural cavities in post-operative or trauma settings
Advantages
No Clamping
Faster Evacuation
Promotes Early Patient Mobility
Superior Infection Control
Gravity Drainage
Hemothorax
Pneumothorax
HOW TO USE ( at the back)
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DESCRIPTION
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The SINAPI Chest Drain is a drain chest drainage unit incorporating a dry seal,
blood collection reservoir air leak detector, suction bulb and drainage tap.
INDICATIONS
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ATTACHING LOW PRESSURE SUCTION
If the bulb does not stay depress
attach suction as indicated. Keep the
drainage tap closed when suction is
applied. The recommended suction
pressure is -20cmH20 pressure.
The SINAPI Chest Drain is used for:
DETECTING BUBBLING/AIR LEAK
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Depress the bulb. If it stays
depress there is no air leak. If it
re-expands, add 25ml clean water
into the air vent tubing. Look for
bubbling or water level
movement. Bubbling or water
level movement =air leak. Fig (5)
post operative and trauma situations.
cavities.
3. Facilitation of lung re-expansion and restoration of normal breathing
dynamics.
SET UP
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HOW TO CONFIRM CHEST CATHETER POSITION DIRECTLY AFTER INSERTION
but initially re-expand.
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MONITORING
This will mean that the catheter in not placed in the pleural space (or
pneumothorax is resolved).
1. Drainage must be low.
tubing.
must stay depress and the valve
angled ( indicating negative
intra-pleural/mediastinal pressure)
X-ray.
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DRAINAGE INTO BAG
MOBILE PATIENTS
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Shorten the chest catheter ( under aseptic technique ) or position on the
into the bag (clamp LP suction tubing to
speed up drainage) Close the tap and close
the slide clamp of the bag. Remove the
loops) . For Pneumothorax, remove the drainage bag. Fig (1)
BED RIDDEN PATIENTS (Gravity Drainage)
Securely attach the drainage bag into the
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Allow gravity drainage by hanging the device next to bed, lower than the
chest.
moving/turning the patients you may place the device on its back on the
bed – as long as the liquid in the reservoir remains less than the maximum
volume indications. Hang next to the bed when unattended. Fig (2)
MANUALLY INCREASING THE DRAINAGE RATE
Increase the drainage rate by depressing the bulb
unit until the bulb stays depress Fig (3) If the bulb
re-expands, pinch the tubing above the valve
and then depress the bulb. Release both. Repeat
the process unit until the bulb stays depresses
(up to 30x). This applies suction and increase the
rax will remain and the bulb will not stay depressattach external suction if required by physician.
MAINTENANCE
- Liquid might accumulate in the tube above the valve. This is normal and
an indication of negative pressure above the valve.
- During outpatient management, secure the chest catheter with additional
plaster closer to the reservoir to prevent dislodgment of the catheter.
- Replace the device after 7 days.
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ARC-Infruitec North Campus
Lelie road
Idas Valley
Stellenbosch, 7600
South Africa
Exclusively Distributed by:
Unit 1006 Richmonde Plaza, San Miguel Avenue corner Tel: (02) 636-3580 • Fax: (02) 636-7542
Email: [email protected]
Lourdes St., Ortigas Center Pasig 1605, Philippines
Mobile: (63) 920-947-7185, (63) 922-823-2282 [email protected]
www.wellnessproinc.com
WellnessPRO
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