Suction Therapy Kit for Drive Vacu-Aide Suction Unit 7305D-D

Why Choose the Yankauer Suction Catheter

The Yankauer Suction Catheter is designed for oral and pharyngeal suctioning where a rigid suction catheter is required. Its bulb tip design helps support controlled suctioning, while the non-vented format provides continuous suction when connected to compatible suction tubing and equipment.

Key Features

✔ Yankauer suction catheter

✔ Bulb tip design

✔ Non-vented format

✔ Sterile single-use design

✔ 50 catheters per box

✔ Rigid suction catheter style

✔ Designed for oral and pharyngeal suctioning

✔ Compatible with appropriate suction tubing and suction equipment

✔ Suitable for clinical, long-term care, and professional healthcare use

Benefits

✔ Supports removal of oral secretions and fluids when directed

✔ Bulb tip design helps with controlled suctioning

✔ Non-vented style provides continuous suction during use

✔ Sterile packaging supports clean use before opening

✔ 50-count box supports facility stocking and repeated use

✔ Practical for hospitals, clinics, long-term care, and emergency care settings

✔ Helps support airway care routines when used by trained personnel

Usage/Application

Ideal for oral suctioning, pharyngeal suctioning, secretion management, clinical procedures, emergency care, hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, assisted living medical care, and healthcare supply rooms where a sterile non-vented Yankauer suction catheter is required. Use a new, sterile Yankauer for each patient and procedure, connecting it to compatible suction tubing and equipment and using aseptic technique as directed by a healthcare professional. Oral and pharyngeal suctioning requires clinical training, so it should be performed by qualified personnel who apply suction carefully to avoid mucosal trauma, gagging, or other complications, and follow facility protocols for suction pressure and technique. Do not reuse or share it, dispose of it according to protocol after use, keep it away from children, and follow the care team's guidance, since airway and secretion management are clinical responsibilities.