Plastic Blood Tubing

Plastic Blood Tubing is disposable bloodlines intended to transfer blood from patients' vascular access system to the hemodialyzer through an arterial tubing and from the hemo dialyzes to the patient vascular system via a venous tubing. Plastic Blood Tubing is a vacutainer blood collection tube that is a sterile plastic and glass with a coloured rubber stopper creating a vacuum seal inside of the tube that facilitates the drawing of a predetermined liquid volume. Plastic blood tubing is a vital part of numerous medical technologies. It is made of a tough plastic that is sterile and resistant to repeated use. Plastic blood tubing is frequently used to carry blood between medical devices and to connect several devices together.

Product details

Condition	Sterilized
Pack Size	10 Pieces - 20 Pieces
Pack Type	Box
Usability	Disposable
Usage/Application	Hospital
Material	Plastic

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What exactly is a plastic blood tube?

A: Plastic blood tubing is the term for flexible plastic tubes that are used in medical settings to carry blood and other fluids during treatments including blood transfusions, hemodialysis, and cardiopulmonary bypass.

Q: What benefits come with using plastic blood tubing?

A: Plastic blood tubing has a number of benefits, including adaptability, simplicity of use, and compatibility with a range of medical equipment. Additionally, it is inexpensive, disposable, and lowers the possibility of contamination or infection.

Q: What kinds of plastic are frequently employed to create blood tubing?

A: Silicone, polyethylene, polyurethane, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) are the most popular materials used to make blood tubing. Each kind is ideal for various medicinal uses and has its own special qualities.

Q: Is it safe to use plastic blood tubing in medical settings?

A: Plastic blood tubing materials are made specifically to meet the safety and quality requirements needed for medical use. They go through extensive testing to make sure they are biocompatible and safe, and do not release dangerous chemicals into the blood.

Q: Is sterile blood tubing made of plastic?

A: To keep it clean and lower the danger of infection, plastic blood tubing is frequently supplied in sterile packaging. To keep the tubing sterile, it is critical to handle it and connect it using aseptic procedures.