In cardiac surgery, maintaining proper oxygenation of blood is critical for patient safety and successful outcomes. Membrane oxygenators, often referred to as oxygenators for CPB (cardiopulmonary
Three Way Stopcock
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WEGO three-way stopcock is a small plastic or metal valve with three ports that rotate to control fluid flow.
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Three Way Stopcock
The three-Way Stopcock is a medical device used in healthcare settings, particularly in intravenous (IV) therapy and other medical procedures. It is a small, plastic, or metal valve with three ports that can be rotated to control the flow of fluids.
Overview
The three-Way Stopcock is a medical device used in healthcare settings, particularly in intravenous (IV) therapy and other medical procedures. It is a small, plastic, or metal valve with three ports that can be rotated to control the flow of fluids.
Features
Three Ports
| The three-way stopcock has three openings or ports that allow for the connection of tubing or syringes. The ports are labeled as the “inlet,” “outlet,” and “flush” or similar terms. |
Rotating Mechanism
| The valve can be rotated to control the direction of fluid flow. This allows medical professionals to switch between different solutions or medications without disconnecting the device. |
Luer Lock Connections
| The ports have Luer lock or similar connectors, providing a secure and leak-proof connection with tubing or syringes. |
Transparent Body
| It has a transparent or translucent body, allowing healthcare providers to visually inspect the fluid and check for any air bubbles. |
Stop/Off Position
| The valve often has an “off” or “stop” position that blocks the flow of fluids when needed. |
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