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RespBuy Nasal Cannulas for Sleep Study

Brands: Primacy

₹450.00

Res free health care high quality nasal pressure monitoring cannula can be used with most of the sleep diagnostic devices.

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SS3386628`

Brand: Primacy

Brands:: Primacy

Description

Res Free Health Care Nasal Cannulas for Sleep Study

The Res Free Health Care Nasal Cannulas for Sleep Study are designed for accurate airflow monitoring and are compatible with a wide range of sleep study devices.

Compatibility

• ResMed ApneaLink Air
• Philips Alice PDX
• Philips NightOne
• BMC Polywatch Sleep Study Machine
• All Type II, III, IV Sleep Study Devices

Available Pack Sizes

• Pack of 10 pcs
• Pack of 25 pcs

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is a sleep study cannula?
A sleep study cannula is a small, flexible tube placed in the nostrils during sleep studies (polysomnography) to monitor airflow and oxygen levels. It is essential for diagnosing sleep disorders like sleep apnea.

2. How does a sleep study cannula work?
The cannula connects to a monitoring device that records airflow and oxygen levels. It helps track breathing patterns, oxygen drops, and respiratory disturbances during sleep.

3. Is it uncomfortable to wear?
Most users find it comfortable. It is lightweight and flexible, allowing natural movement during sleep. Initial discomfort may occur but usually fades quickly.

4. Can I breathe normally with it?
Yes, the cannula does not block airflow and allows normal breathing while monitoring your respiration.

5. How should I clean it?

• Wash with mild soap and water before and after use
• Keep it clean and dry
• Avoid bending or damaging the tubing

6. Can I sleep in any position?
Yes, you can sleep on your back, side, or stomach. Just avoid excessive twisting of the tube.

7. Will it affect test results?
No, it is designed to accurately record data without disturbing your sleep significantly.

8. How long do I need to wear it?
Typically, it is worn for the full duration of the sleep study (one or more nights).

9. Can I remove it during the night?
Consult your sleep technician before removing it, as continuous monitoring may be required.

10. Will I be able to sleep normally?
Yes, most people adjust quickly and sleep normally with minimal discomfort.