The infusion tube braiding method is a common medical device making technique, mainly used for making infusion tubes, catheters and other medical supplies. The common infusion tube knitting methods are as follows:
1. Flat Knot Knitting: this is the most basic knitting method, applicable to the production of a variety of medical supplies. a Pass a long needle through the hole of the needle, and then pass the other needle through the same hole of the needle. b Cross the two needles to form a flat knot. c Continue to knit the flat knot until the desired length is reached.
2, double knot knitting method: this method is suitable for the need to connect two interfaces at the same time the infusion tube. a will be a needle through the needle hole, and then the other needle through the same hole. b will be two needles cross, forming a double knot. c continue to double knot knitting, until you reach the desired length.
3, three knots knitting method: this method is suitable for the need to connect three interfaces at the same time infusion tube. a will be a needle through the hole, and then another needle through the same hole. b will be two needles cross, forming a three knots. c continue to three knots knitting, until you reach the desired length.
Functions of the Infusion Tube
1. The infusion tube delivers the medication prescribed by the doctor into the patient's body at the exact dose and speed. This avoids the possible side effects of oral medications, such as gastrointestinal distress. Supplemental NutritionFor patients who cannot eat normally, such as critically ill patients and post-surgical patients, nutrient solutions can be delivered through the infusion tube to ensure their physical needs.
2, some drugs need to be injected intravenously to maximize the effect, which requires the use of infusion tubes. Examples include antibiotics and antiviral drugs. Infusion tubes can also be used to monitor the patient's vital signs, such as blood pressure and heart rate. Through these data, doctors can keep abreast of the patient's physical condition in order to adjust the treatment plan.
3. For patients who are dehydrated, infusion tubes can quickly provide large amounts of water to relieve their dehydration symptoms. Infusion tubes are very easy to use, all you need to do is fill an infusion bag with medication or nutrient solution, and then connect the tube to the patient's vein to start the infusion.